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Linux Journal: Debian on Steroids III: Libranet 3.0

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“Libranet 3.0 started beta testing at the end of December 2004
and emerged early in April 2005. Why the long wait? For one thing,
Libranet 3.0 is the first release from the Vancouver, BC, company
to be based on the 2.6 kernel. The beta started with kernel 2.6.9
and finished with 2.6.11. This was done because the developers
wanted to field an up-to-date distribution that carries on the
Libranet record of easy to install, configure and use desktop
operating systems.

“The heavyweight classification I give this latest Libranet
comes from its distribution size–five CDs or one DVD–and its
comprehensive list of included applications…”

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