High Plains Thumper wrote:
The Lost Packet wrote:
Roy Schestowitz wrote:
Knoppix 6.0 released
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Knoppix 6.0 has now been released with several new
features and updates. The last update to Knoppix was in
March of 2008 with version 5.3.1. Knoppix is a bootable
CD distribution of Linux that incorperates automatic
hardware detection. The CD can be used to demo Linux, as
an educational CD, a rescue system, etc. It uses on-the-fly
decompression so it can have up to 2 GB of
data and software installed on it.
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http://www.heise.de/english/newsticker/news/122500
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oh, sweet. Can't wait for the seven minutes it'll take this to
download to see what new stuff's on it! :)
I used it's previous version to shrink an XP partition, so I could
install dual boot Ubuntu. Works like a charm, a very useful distro for
such tasks.
oh baby. SBL. Klaus in with Novell somewhat on this release? Now I'm
excited. I've started using just the one large screen (well, video
wall!) heading all the machines on the network through a P4 notebook,
including the cluster head, my two workstations, the mac in the corner
(which is busily doing audio-related stuff 24/7), and the DVR
downstairs. Voice command capability (which I already have on the Mac)
in Linux is the icing on the cake as far as I'm concerned.
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