Phoronix has posted Ubuntu 5.10 Colony 2 Screenshots
Company announces new step in its plan to remake most of its mobile phone line with the open-source OS.
Linux moves into midrange Motorola phones
Linux moves into midrange Motorola phones
The Linux supplier attributes record billings to growing global demand for open-source software.
Red Hat revenue surges 46 percent
Red Hat revenue surges 46 percent
Red Hat got another boost last week in its effort to get its newest version of Linux to catch on. Dell has begun shipping...
Dell begins shipping newest Red Hat Linux
Dell begins shipping newest Red Hat Linux
OSDir has posted a screenshot slideshow of UTUTO 2005.1
OSDir posted a Knoppix 4.0 screenshot tour
Some nine weeks after the official release of SUSE LINUX 9.3, an installable DVD image of the product has been released to SUSE's download mirrors. SUSE is one of the leading Linux distributions on the market; its latest release is compiled from over 1,000 popular software packages.
SUSE LINUX 9.3 Released to Mirrors
SUSE LINUX 9.3 Released to Mirrors
An announcement from gcclinux.co.uk:
CentOS-4/alpha 4.1beta has been released. Here the announcement:
I've always been kind of on/off with alpha. Remember making some kind of debian/alpha installer back -97ish. Lately (like past 2 years), i've been compiling SRPMS on alpha too from time to time.
Most of my alpha hardware was pretty much ancient crap, so i wasn't quite confident pushing anything out to public as i wasn't able to test even if EV6 would be ok. Little over week ago i got a AlphaServer ES45, which was the turning point on this all (i thank you whom gave me this box once again even tho i cannot reveal any names).
There is lot to personally thank for AlphaCore project as some of the patches i got directly from that work, would have been nasty for me to spot out. I just don't feel that building FC3 for alpha is enought and will be long term maintainable.
I've always been kind of on/off with alpha. Remember making some kind of debian/alpha installer back -97ish. Lately (like past 2 years), i've been compiling SRPMS on alpha too from time to time.
Most of my alpha hardware was pretty much ancient crap, so i wasn't quite confident pushing anything out to public as i wasn't able to test even if EV6 would be ok. Little over week ago i got a AlphaServer ES45, which was the turning point on this all (i thank you whom gave me this box once again even tho i cannot reveal any names).
There is lot to personally thank for AlphaCore project as some of the patches i got directly from that work, would have been nasty for me to spot out. I just don't feel that building FC3 for alpha is enought and will be long term maintainable.
OSDir has posted a Litrix 3.0 Screenshot Tour
Presented for the first time yesterday at Linux Tag in Karlsruhe, the much awaited "Live DVD" edition of KNOPPIX 4.0 is now available as a BitTorrent download from several sources.
KNOPPIX 4.0 Live DVD Torrent Available
KNOPPIX 4.0 Live DVD Torrent Available
OSDir has posted an Arabian Linux 0.6 Beta 3 Screenshot Tour
ReallyLinux has posted an interview with Mark Rais
OSDir has posted a SLYNUX 2.0 Screenshot Tour
Linus Torvalds has released Version 2.6.12 of the Linux kernel, a major revision including support for Trusted Platform Modules (TPM), significant changes to many drivers and other features.
Linux kernel upgraded
Linux kernel upgraded
OSDir has posted a PCLinuxOS Preview 9 Screenshot Tour
OSDir posted a Xarnoppix 3 Screenshot Tour
OSDir has posted a Muriqui Linux Professional Screenshot Tour
CentOS 4.1 x86_64 is now available on the mirrors.
CentOS 4.1 is just a re-spun ISO containing all updates through June, 10th 2005, (include all those released in EL4 Update 1). If you already have CentOS 4.0, downloading the new ISOs is not required to update to CentOS 4.1.
The ISOs can be downloaded via Bittorrent from this directory:
http://mirror.centos.org/centos/4.1/isos/x86_64/
(or your closest mirror)
CentOS 4.1 is just a re-spun ISO containing all updates through June, 10th 2005, (include all those released in EL4 Update 1). If you already have CentOS 4.0, downloading the new ISOs is not required to update to CentOS 4.1.
The ISOs can be downloaded via Bittorrent from this directory:
http://mirror.centos.org/centos/4.1/isos/x86_64/
(or your closest mirror)
OSDir has posted a rpath Linux 0.24 (Alpha) screenshot tour
