Dynebolic: forgotten Rasta Tux

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Web Webster
Web Webster
May 31, 2011

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“s promised in official announcement, Dynebolic contains huge
selection of audio-video tools: for playback, for editing, for
encoding, for streaming. The problem though that I could not check
any of them because because of network being down and all my local
files were in folders with Russian characters in their names. Other
than multimedia tools, Dynebolic contains bare minimum of software.
This can be expected from single-purpose oriented operating
system.”


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