DistroWatch: Distributions, October 12, 2004 | Linux Today

DistroWatch: Distributions, October 12, 2004

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Web Webster
Web Webster
Oct 13, 2004

LinEspa 0.20

“A new version of LinEspa, a Spanish Debian-based Linux live CD,
has been released. Unlike the previous version based around Knoppix
and the KDE desktop, LinEspa 0.20 was built on top of a minimal
Debian Sarge system and kept light with the inclusion of XFce,
rather than KDE as the distribution’s preferred desktop
environment…”

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StartCom 3.0.3 MultiMedia Edition

“Based on the stability, reliability and security of its bigger
Enterprise Server brother, StartCom released today its third Linux
distribution – StartCom MultiMedia Edition. Featuring mostly modern
desktop oriented software for the home user, this release is the
direct result of a market research made with teenagers, and
promises fun and entertainment from the first hour on…”

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Hancom Linux 4.0

“The long delayed Hancom Linux 4.0 is finally released. The
distribution comes in two editions – the Professional edition will
be available from 30 October directly from Hancom’s online store
for 55,000 won (approximately US$68), and the Download edition,
available now…”

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LinuxTLE 5.5.91 (Test2)

“The developers of Thailand’s leading Linux distribution, the
Fedora-based LinuxTLE, are readying their next release, version 5.6
and code name “AowThai”. This is a highly cutting edge release with
the following major components: Linux kernel 2.6.8 + ipw2100,
NVIDIA and Squashfs…”

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Web Webster

Web Webster

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