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Impi Linux is a South African Linux distribution. Version 1 was based on Debian and included components from Gnoppix and Knoppix, while version 2 (released 6 October 2004) is not based on any distribution. It aims at being the first business desktop Linux distribution that is tailored specifically to the needs of African users.

The goals of the project include software customization and localization to the eleven official South African languages. In addition to providing a free and powerful software environment, the authors of this distribution also demonstrate that Africans can be self determined in the digital world.

The project name refers to the Impi Warriors.

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ImpiAn Impi was a Zulu warband. The first Impis were formed by Zulu king Shaka in the 1800s. Impi warriors were raised from the age of six. They were trained to outrun a horse, cover about 80 km (50 miles) a day in foot and hide and stalk in the underbrush.

Impi LinuxImpi Linux is a South African Linux distribution. Version 1 was based on Debian and included components from Gnoppix and Knoppix, while version 2 (released 6 October 2004) is not based on any distribution. It aims at being the first business desktop Linux

ImpietyImpiety is a lack of proper concern for the obligations owed to cult in its proper sense. Impiety was a main pagan objection to Christianity, for unlike other initiates into mystery religions, Christians refused to cast a pinch of incense before the image

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