KRUD 6.0-19991101 ($5 -- Updated Redhat + Extras on CD) | Linux Today

KRUD 6.0-19991101 ($5 — Updated Redhat + Extras on CD)

Written By
Web Webster
Web Webster
Nov 26, 1999

http://www.tummy.com/krud/

The November release of Kevin’s RedHat Uber Distribution (KRUD)
is now available (yes, we’re still saying “Redhat” :-)). Every
month Kevin merges in the latest and greatest errata (those which
aren’t totally broken anyway) into a standard RedHat distribution
(currently version 6.0).

This will probably be the last 6.0-based release, as RedHat 6.1
is getting dangerously close to installing on our test machines.
Most of the 6.1 issues have been installation-related (either it
doesn’t install at all for you, or it works great). We have a 6.1
KRUD in testing right now, but don’t feel it’s yet ready for
distribution.

What ever will you do with the time you save not having to find,
download, and apply the latest errata to your newly-installed
system? “FreeCIV” and “PySol” are included as possible answers to
just that question. Updates/Extras now number over 170 packages
(see web site for exact package list).

Updates/Extras Include: Mesa, PyPAM, XFree86, aalib, acroread,
apmd CD-ROM burning and MP3 tools, EPIC, freeciv, TrueType Fonts
and TT Font Server, glade, gtk+, GNOMEhack, kernel, lftp, Matt’s
Traceroute, Pilot-link, pyGnome/pyGtk, SAMBA, Speak Freely, VNC,
WWWoffle, XEmacs, XMMS, XScreenSaver

CD-ROMs available for $5US (includes domestic shipping and
handling) or a years subscription for $55US. Also available without
crypto for international orders (for an additional shipping
fee).

For more information or to order: http://www.tummy.com/krud/

tummy.com — We take the finest RedHat and turn it into
KRUD.

Web Webster

Web Webster

Web Webster has more than 20 years of writing and editorial experience in the tech sector. He’s written and edited news, demand generation, user-focused, and thought leadership content for business software solutions, consumer tech, and Linux Today, he edits and writes for a portfolio of tech industry news and analysis websites including webopedia.com, and DatabaseJournal.com.

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