[ Thanks to Cameron
Cooper for this link. ]
The long-awaited fourth release of Phat Linux has finally hit
FTP servers. With updates such as Ximian GNOME and a 2.4.18 kernel,
users are sure to be pleased.
Phat Linux 4.0 has been tweaked up and has been released for
download. After testing and more user suggestions, Phat Linux 4.0
was finally declared finished, and pushed onto the Tucows
servers.
The new version comes with many updates which are sure to make
users happy. One of the more obvious updates includes the Ximian GNOME desktop. Among other
updates, Phat Linux 4.0 also comes with the latest linux kernel
(2.4.18).
After a year since the last release, version 3.3, the developers
are excited about this release, and are sure that users will enjoy
it.
If you wish to download Phat Linux 4.0, find out more about it
at the Phat Linux Web site (http://www.phatlinux.com).
[Editor’s Note: This site has been down since Friday. We will
reestablish the hyperlink when the site comes back up.]
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