There exist no changes at all from version 2.0.0 and 2.0.0.1
except that it was not upload with my Telia (Comhem) this time, (It
took 24 hours and was also incorrect uploaded.. Thanks
Telia..!!)
My Comhem connection uploaded version 2.0.0 with many crc errors
so I made a new release to avoid conflicts with the incorrect
uploaded 2.0.0 files that might be out on the net now.
Go to the Download area and download Topologilinux 2.0.0.1 and
enjoy !
(2003-01-28) Topologilinux version 2.0.0 Released !
Topologilinux has released version 2.0.0 which has many new
features.
You can now run it under any version of Windows and supports
both NTFS and FAT filesystems.
Windows 95, 98, ME, 2000 or Windows XP it doesn´t
matter, all versions are now supported !
Topologilinux is very easy to install just insert the cd when
you are in windows and the installation starts automatically. Then
you boot with the cd in and write “install” and press enter and
install your system. Then your system is installed just insert this
cd and press enter when you want to run Topologilinux !
This release is based on slackware (current 2003-01-19) with
some updated packages and some extra packages like the ICQ clone
Licq and the windows emulator Wine where you can run your windows
programs from windows. Xwindows 4.2.1.1 and Kde 3.05a and Gnome and
many other things running on kernel 2.4.20 (with NTFS patch).
Topologilinux loopmount your dos/win system to Linux
ext2/ext3/reiserfs filesystem.
Go to the Download area and download Topologilinux 2.0.0 and
enjoy !
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