Saw over at PCLinuxOnline that Trusted Debian v1.0 has been released
OSNews has posted an article on Slackware
LinuxInstall.org 3.0 has been released
New features include Mozilla 1.3, Evolution 1.2.4 and OpenOffice.org 1.1Beta. It also includes Blackdown Java Plugin 1.4.1 and Korean, Japanese, Chinese TrueType fonts for Mozilla. OpenOffice.org 1.1Beta is very stable and it comes with many new features including PDF(Portable Document Format) Export and SWF(Macromedia Flash file format) Export.
See http://linuxinstall.org/screenshots/release-3.0 for latest screenshots.
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New features include Mozilla 1.3, Evolution 1.2.4 and OpenOffice.org 1.1Beta. It also includes Blackdown Java Plugin 1.4.1 and Korean, Japanese, Chinese TrueType fonts for Mozilla. OpenOffice.org 1.1Beta is very stable and it comes with many new features including PDF(Portable Document Format) Export and SWF(Macromedia Flash file format) Export.
See http://linuxinstall.org/screenshots/release-3.0 for latest screenshots.
LinuxInstall.org Project
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Saw over at DistroWatch that a new build of Knoppix is available
MandrakeSoft has released the Mandrake Linux 9.1 documentation for MandrakeClub members
Saw over at DistroWatch that Gibraltar 0.99.7, a Debian-based Linux firewall, has been released
An updated Gentoo Unreal Tournament 2003 Live CD has been released
Lycoris Desktop/LX Build 71 Beta has been released
Saw over at DistroWatch that Mandrake Linux 9.1 PPC Edition has been released
Klaus Knopper has released a new build of Knoppix 3.2
Saw over at PCLinuxOnline that miniwoody ver1.2a has been released
Morphix 0.3-4 has been released
DistroWatch reports that the SuSE Linux web site has been updated to provide information about the new 8.2 release:
Saw over at DistroWatch that Guru Labs has published an article on the technical changes of Red Hat 9
Bill Nottingham has posted the Red Hat Linux 9 Release Notes on the new Shrike mailing list
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Red Hat has also published a full packges list:
http://www.redhat.com/software/linux/technical/packages.html
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Red Hat has also published a full packges list:
http://www.redhat.com/software/linux/technical/packages.html
Red Hat has released Red Hat Linux 9 for paid Red Hat Network subscribers ($60/year)
OSNews has posted an article on the "Other" Linux Distributions
Klaus Knopper has released another build of Knoppix 3.2
Saw over at DistroWatch that eWeek has posted an interesting story on Red Hat Linux 9
SoL-desktop 0.2 - the desktop extension to SoL 16.00 has been released
What is SoL-desktop?
SoL-desktop is an expansion pack for SoL - Server optimized Linux. When installing SoL-desktop on SoL 16.00 installation you get a powerful workstation, for development and office use. SoL-desktop 0.2 is the second release of SoL-desktop.
What is SoL-desktop?
SoL-desktop is an expansion pack for SoL - Server optimized Linux. When installing SoL-desktop on SoL 16.00 installation you get a powerful workstation, for development and office use. SoL-desktop 0.2 is the second release of SoL-desktop.
DistroWatch has published a Red Hat 9 (shrike) package overview on their Red Hat Linux page.
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DebianPlanet reports that MiniWoody 1.1 is out
PCLinuxOnline has posted a HOWTO about downloading Mandrake 9.1 using BitTorrent
CNET News has posted a news story on Red Hat 9
Miniwoody 1.0 is a small (180MB) distribution which is based on Debian GNU/Linux 3.0
MandrakeSoft has official released Mandrake Linux 9.1. The final ISO images are identical with RC3.
The Morphix website has been renewed
Another Knoppix 3.2 update has been released.
What's new:
- new PCMCIA wireless card entries
- wavelan-ng-modules is back (forgot that in the previous release)
- removed some older/unneeded gnome libraries
- kdevelop seems to create KDE applications again after updating
some KDE-packages from unstable.
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What's new:
- new PCMCIA wireless card entries
- wavelan-ng-modules is back (forgot that in the previous release)
- removed some older/unneeded gnome libraries
- kdevelop seems to create KDE applications again after updating
some KDE-packages from unstable.
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Red Hat's Matt Wilson has posted an explanation on the Phoebe mailing list:
Phoebe will be released as Red Hat Linux 9.0. From Red Hat:
MandrakeSoft has released Mandrake Linux 9.1 RC3(?). However, it look like this release is most likely the final version.
Klaus Knopper has released another updated release of Knoppix 3.2
LinuxInstall.org 3.0rc2 is now available.
Changes:
1) Kernel 2.4.18-27.8.0 with NTFS support
2) Security Updates (Total 31)
3) Mozilla 1.3.0
4) Evolution 1.2.3
5) Complete set of Red Hat 8.0 manual documents in HTML
6) Acrobat Reader 5.06 with Mozilla Plugin
7) Real Player 8.0 with Mozilla Plugin
8) Flash Player 6.0.79 with Mozilla Plugin
9) Microsoft TrueType Core Fonts for Web
10) Xmms 1.2.7 (Music Player) with MP3 support
11) Xine 0.9.19 (DVD/VCD/CD Player) with libdvdcss (Yes, you can watch ET on Linux!)
12) Dual-Boot Configuration with NTFS/FAT32 support (Yes, you can mount Win2K on Linux!)
13) apt 0.5.5 (Debian's Advanced Packaging Tool with RPM support) with linuxinstall script
14) synaptic 0.32 (Graphical package management program using apt) with Desktop Panel Launcher
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Changes:
1) Kernel 2.4.18-27.8.0 with NTFS support
2) Security Updates (Total 31)
3) Mozilla 1.3.0
4) Evolution 1.2.3
5) Complete set of Red Hat 8.0 manual documents in HTML
6) Acrobat Reader 5.06 with Mozilla Plugin
7) Real Player 8.0 with Mozilla Plugin
8) Flash Player 6.0.79 with Mozilla Plugin
9) Microsoft TrueType Core Fonts for Web
10) Xmms 1.2.7 (Music Player) with MP3 support
11) Xine 0.9.19 (DVD/VCD/CD Player) with libdvdcss (Yes, you can watch ET on Linux!)
12) Dual-Boot Configuration with NTFS/FAT32 support (Yes, you can mount Win2K on Linux!)
13) apt 0.5.5 (Debian's Advanced Packaging Tool with RPM support) with linuxinstall script
14) synaptic 0.32 (Graphical package management program using apt) with Desktop Panel Launcher
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An updated Knoppix 3.2 ISO image is now official available.
Changes over the CeBIT Edition:
- samba, mozilla update
- icewm, larswm update
- kismet update
- evolution, fontconfig update
- gnomemeeting downgrade (gnome2 is broken)
- gnome-pilot
- cpuburn
- dvd+rw-tools
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Changes over the CeBIT Edition:
- samba, mozilla update
- icewm, larswm update
- kismet update
- evolution, fontconfig update
- gnomemeeting downgrade (gnome2 is broken)
- gnome-pilot
- cpuburn
- dvd+rw-tools
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An ISO image of the Knoppix 3.2 CeBIT Edition is now available for download.
New in Knoppix 3.2:
- KDE 3.1 (woody release) from ktown.kde.org
- Evolution 1.2.1
- OpenOffice 1.0.2 (german and english)
- KOffice 1.2.1
- Possibility to create a persistent homedir with personal data and desktop settings on a memory stick or similar, optional with AES encryption.
- Many updates and new tables for hardware detection
Note: This is a german release. For english language support, hit F2 and type knoppix lang=us. Check out this help file for more options.
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New in Knoppix 3.2:
- KDE 3.1 (woody release) from ktown.kde.org
- Evolution 1.2.1
- OpenOffice 1.0.2 (german and english)
- KOffice 1.2.1
- Possibility to create a persistent homedir with personal data and desktop settings on a memory stick or similar, optional with AES encryption.
- Many updates and new tables for hardware detection
Note: This is a german release. For english language support, hit F2 and type knoppix lang=us. Check out this help file for more options.
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DistroWatch reports that official Slackware Linux 9.0 ISO images are now available
MadPenguin reports that Slackware 9.0 final has been released
Alex de Landgraaf has released a testing release of the Morphix 0.3-3 game CD. Morphix based on Knoppix/Debian SID and runs directly from CD.
The Mandrake 9.1 release is getting closer. Saw this over at PCLinuxOnline:
Saw over at DistroWatch that Open for Business has posted a desktop linux shootout
SoL 16.00 has been released:
antitachyon is pleased to announce the release of Server optimized Linux - SoL 16.00. Server optimized Linux is an operating system free of charge and can be downloaded from various mirrors on the SoL website http://www.sol-linux.com. SoL 16.00 comes with most of the common server applications pre-installed in seperate directories to simplify and clarify version-updates. Furthermore antitachyon offers a remote update system for packages named SoLrus, which can already be used for SoL 16.00.
antitachyon is pleased to announce the release of Server optimized Linux - SoL 16.00. Server optimized Linux is an operating system free of charge and can be downloaded from various mirrors on the SoL website http://www.sol-linux.com. SoL 16.00 comes with most of the common server applications pre-installed in seperate directories to simplify and clarify version-updates. Furthermore antitachyon offers a remote update system for packages named SoLrus, which can already be used for SoL 16.00.
Saw over at DistroWatch that Slackware Linux 9.0 RC 3 has been released
Saw over at PCLinuxOnline that a new fork of Knoppix is available.
OSNews has posted Choosing a Linux Distro, Part II. Thanks Thomas.
Saw over at DistroWatch that Slackware Linux 9.0-rc2 has been released
Saw over at DebianPlanet:
The release manager for sarge, Anthony 'aj' Towns has announced that he is about to allow the glibc from unstable into testing now that all of the new bugs have been fixed. He estimates this will allow some 800 binary packages to update immediately, and break php4 and possibly other packages on some architectures.
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The release manager for sarge, Anthony 'aj' Towns has announced that he is about to allow the glibc from unstable into testing now that all of the new bugs have been fixed. He estimates this will allow some 800 binary packages to update immediately, and break php4 and possibly other packages on some architectures.
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