paldo 1.13 released3 Feb 2008
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| paldo 1.13 has been released with many bug fixes and updates.
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| Enhancements to point out:
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| * GNOME 2.20.3
| * OpenOffice 2.3.1 on x86 and x86_64
| * Linux 2.6.23.14
| * Many smaller package updates
| * Russian translation of many packages
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http://www.paldo.org/
Related:
Paldo melds source-based and binary in one distro
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| Paldo Linux is a cross between a source-based and binary distribution. It
| installs as a binary system to provide a quick and easy desktop. Once it's
| running, users can either build packages from source as they would with
| Gentoo, or install binary packages, as is common with Debian, openSUSE, or
| Mandriva. Paldo's main features are an easy hard drive installer, GNOME
| desktop environment, and Upkg package management system. Stable version 1.12
| was released last month. I found it to be one of the more interesting and
| promising distros to come along in a long time.
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http://www.linux.com/feature/122676
Test Driving Paldo, the Upkg Driven Linux Distribution
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| Overall, I kinda liked Paldo. It looks nice and clean, it runs smooth (even
| live). The installation was a total pleasure and the whole experience was
| pretty much a joy. However, after playing around more with Upkg, I’ve reached
| the conclusion it’s not the package manager I’ll choose to use on a daily
| basis. Yes, installing additional software is easy but as long as the package
| is already in the Paldo repository.
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http://www.linuxlove.org/2007/12/07/test-driving-paldo-the-upkg-driven-linux-distribution/
Paldo GNU/Linux 1.2: Yet Another Generic Distro
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| If you've never heard of Paldo, you need to check DistroWatch more. This
| completely new hybrid distribution (source *and* binary backage management)
| has started to get some major attention, and one site even went so far as to
| call it "this year's Sabayon".
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http://distrogue.blogspot.com/2007/11/paldo-gnulinux-12-yet-another-generic.html
Paldo 1.12 - From Switzerland comes a new flavor of Linux
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| I am honestly pleased to give this package a 4 Pennie review. The
| installation was a pure joy, and running the desktop in live and native modes
| was also very rewarding.
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http://knolinux.com/2007/11/12/paldo.aspx
Interview with a Linux Titan
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| My interview with Jurg Billeter, or juergbi on IRC, took place on a cold
| November morning, the day before the release of Paldo 1.12. If you have not
| heard of Paldo, you are missing out on one of the most intuitive "just work"
| distros out there. It's stable, fast, comes in x86 and x86_64 flavours, uses
| it's own package manager called upkg and can be used as a live CD or
| installed onto your HD.
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http://www.linuxtitans.com/site/interview
paldo 1.12 released5 Nov 2007
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| paldo 1.12 has been released with many bug fixes and updates.
|
| Enhancements to point out:
|
| * Graphical installer on Live CD
| * OpenOffice 2.3.0 on x86 and x86_64
| * Linux 2.6.23.1
| * GNOME 2.20.1
| * X.org 7.3 with input hotplug support
| * KDE 3.5.8
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http://www.paldo.org/
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