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Devil-Linux 1.8.0 to Be a Major Overhaul, Will Use SquashFS as Main File System

By Marius Nestor

While there’s no word if the development team had any personal or technical issues during the development of Devil-Linux 1.8.0, which recently received a second Release Candidate (RC) build, we’re being informed that work is ongoing for the upcoming release, which will be a major overhaul of Devil-Linux. From the release announcement, it looks like numerous of the pre-installed applications and core components have been updated to their most recent versions, and those who are no longer maintained upstream were removed from the default install of Devil-Linux 1.8.0.

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