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Release Digest: Distributions, January 30, 2005

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Web Webster
Web Webster
Jan 31, 2005
Distribution: TupiServer Linux
Release: 2.0
Announcement: ” …”
Full
Announcement (in Portuguese)
Download Link:
Download Page
Distribution: CentOS
Release: 3.4 (x86_64)
Announcement: “This release includes all RHEL 3 updates (for U4) and errata
up to January 19th, 2005. New ISO images are available as well as
an installable DVD edition. In addition this release is available
via BitTorrent…”
Full
Announcement
Download Link: Download
Page
Distribution: Feather Linux
Release: 0.7.2
Changelog:
  • “Added mtools, emelfm2, vncdec, elhttp, quagga, and Captive
    NTFS
  • “Updated aircrack
  • “Added ion2 – boot with ‘knoppix ion2’ to use it…”

Full
Changelog
Download Link: Download
Directory
Distribution: BeatrIX Linux
Release: 2005.1
Announcement: ” BeatrIX Linux 2005.1 Final represents, now, more than 19
months’ work by three programmers, and the input from hundreds of
users. It is a Debian/Ubuntu derivative, and tracks the Ubuntu
repository. It was then designed from the ground-up with the
end-user in mind…”

Full Announcement
Download Link: Download
ISO
Distribution: Haansoft Linux
Release: 2005 Server (x86_64)
Announcement:
Full Announcement (in Korean)
Download Link: Download
Directory
Web Webster

Web Webster

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