| Puppy Linux 4.1 Puppy Linux 4.1 has been released "Puppy 4.00 was a major upgrade from 3.01, with just about everything overhauled and updated. Version 4.1 continues the hectic pace of development, with ground-breaking new applications and under-the-hood architectural improvements over 4.00. Ground-breaking apps include our new Psip VOIP and PPLOG personal blog. Under-the-hood includes faster boot times, much better hardware detection, and new 'pup_event' architecture (including desktop drive icons). The live-CD file is 'puppy-4.1-k2.6.25.16-seamonkey.iso' at 94.1MB and 'puppy-4.1retro-k2.6.21.7-seamonkey.iso' at 94.6MB. The latter is a more conservative kernel that perhaps suits older systems." >> Puppy Linux 4.1 |
| New Fedora 9 Re-spins Updated Fedora 9 Re-spins are available "The Fedora Unity Project is proud to announce the release of new ISO Re-Spins of Fedora 9. >> New Fedora 9 Re-spins |
| DSA 1647-1: New php5 packages fix several vulnerabilities The Debian Security Team published a new security update for Debian GNU/Linux. Here the announcement: |
| DSA-1646-1: New squid packages fix array bounds check The Debian Security Team published a new security update for Debian GNU/Linux. Here the announcement: |
| DSA-1645-1: New lighttpd packages fix various problems The Debian Security Team published a new security update for Debian GNU/Linux. Here the announcement: |
| Mono 2.0 released Mono 2.0 has been released "Mono 2.0 is a portable and open source implementation of the .NET framework for Unix, Windows, MacOS and other operating systems. >> Mono 2.0 released |
| Omega 10 Live CD Beta: Fedora With Added Multimedia Red Devil's Blog takes a look at the Omega 10 Live CD, which was released last week. "AN interesting new Linux project was released last week. Omega 10 cuts through the old debate about free/proprietary software with a solution I am sure many will find appealing - and just as many will abhor. >> Omega 10 Live CD Beta: Fedora With Added Multimedia |
| DSA-1644-1: New mplayer packages fix integer overflows The Debian Security Team published a new security update for Debian GNU/Linux. Here the announcement: |
| DSA 1643-1: New feta packages fix denial of service The Debian Security Team published a new security update for Debian GNU/Linux. Here the announcement: |
| Fedora 10 Beta (Gnome) Review Headshotgamer posted a review on Fedora 10 Beta "Fedora, for those that didn't know, was born out of Red Hat Linux as a way to continue a free community based distribution and keep Red Hat Enterprise for those with deep pockets and data centres. The first release of Fedora was back in 2003 so there's been on average two releases a year since. As I was a Red Hat user back in the day (at University I was using Red Hat 6.0 as a way for me to do my C code at home rather than pulling all nighters on campus) I was happy to continue on with Fedora. Unfortunately the first couple of releases of Fedora weren't to my liking and I parted ways. These days Fedora has matured and is arguably one of the top 5 distributions. It's RPM based (similar to Mandriva and OpenSuse) and has a vocal and passionate community. It's also been ear-marked by me as one of the possible distros to upgrade to, so long as it ticks all the gaming boxes and doesn't play up too much! " >> Fedora 10 Beta (Gnome) Review |