DistroWatch Weekly, Issue 306, 8 June 2009

Posted by caitlyn on Jun 8, 2009 6:06 PM EDT
DistroWatch; By Caitlyn Martin, Chris Smart and Ladislav Bodnar 		Mail this story
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Back at the beginning of this year, we interviewed Paul Sherman, the project lead of Absolute Linux which is a derivative distribution of Slackware. Sherman has just released version 12.2.5 and this week we take an in-depth look into the distro. What does it have to offer? Read on to find out! In the news this past week, Fedora prepares for the grand launch of "Leonidas", openSUSE opens up its development model to allow more community contribution, and SliTaz publishes a roadmap to stable version 3.0. Sun Microsystems has released OpenSolaris 2009.06 and, as many have suspected, it will form the basis of the upcoming Solaris offering. Meanwhile Mandriva Linux, which also recently released a new version, is looking ahead by collecting ideas for the upcoming 2010 release. Finally, for users of the popular CentOS distribution, the community has published its first bi-weekly magazine, collecting interesting information from the world of the well-respected enterprise distribution. Happy reading!

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Nice review of Absolute Linux Steven_Rosenber 9 2,924 Jun 9, 2009 8:37 PM

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