After two years of development saw the release of a specialized Linux-distro GeeXBoX 2.0, designed to create a media center and home theater systems. Distribution is developed since 2002 and is based on its own assembly tools. Booting from USB-drive or SD-card, GeeXboX offers ready-to-use media center that allows you to view and listen to all types of media content (audio, video, pictures) from multiple sources (CD, DVD, Bluray, HDD, USB, Samba, NFS, UPnP , DLNA, HTTP, FTP, SHOUTcast). GeeXBoX 2.0 is represented in the assemblies for architecture x86, ARM TI OMAP4 Pandaboard and ARM nVidia Tegra2 Harmony.