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Announce (en,fr) and up * link for new Cooking 20091104
| author | Christophe Lincoln <pankso@slitaz.org> |
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| date | Wed Nov 04 23:36:13 2009 +0100 (2009-11-04) |
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21 <title>4 November 2009 - New Cooking 20091104</title>
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24 <pubDate>Wed, 04 Nov 2009 23:10:00 GMT</pubDate>
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26 SliTaz contributors are proud to announce the availability of a new Cooking
27 ISO image based on over 2100 packages available in the SliTaz repository.
28 The full system has been rebuilt with a new toolchain using Glibc 2.10.1
29 and GCC 4.4.1. This new Cooking uses the Linux kernel 2.6.30.6 with better
30 hardware support and more built-in modules. The boot process has been further
31 improved and the boot time is now faster than ever. Major packages found on
32 the LiveCD such as Firefox have been updated to the current stable version.
33 Home-made GUI boxes have been enhanced. Tazpkg packages manager supports new
34 features including the conversion of deb/rpm/arch/slackware/ipk packages to
35 Slitaz native format. The ISO image includes a new Openbox, GTK and icons
36 theme for an elegant and more beautiful desktop. We have also removed
37 ePDFview and switched to an online PDF viewer. This ISO image, however,
38 is a bit bigger than 30 Mb (31.5) due to a bigger Kernel and many new
39 dependencies.
40 We would also like to announce that SliTaz project has a new support forum
41 and a new community platform where everyone is welcome to share and to get
42 involved! This new Cooking ISO is as always downloadable from the website
43 download section.
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48 <title>19 May 2009 - SliTaz at LinuxDays 2009 (Geneva)</title>
49 <link>http://www.slitaz.org/en/asso/</link>
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51 <pubDate>Thu, 19 May 2009 22:30:00 GMT</pubDate>
52 <description>
53 During the LinuxDays show in Switzerland, the association will have
54 a booth in the Association Village and a lecture will be given on
55 Wednesday morning. The lecture is a case study with a corporate view
56 based on using a "SliTaz Business Server" with a switchboard,
57 integrated ERP, mail, LDAP, etc... During the 3 days, the exhibition
58 stand will be manned by members of the SliTaz project. The booth will
59 offer demonstrations, including the creation of bootable USB keys
60 (LiveUSB) and cdroms. The LinuxDays LiveCD will contain a selection
61 of software designed for mobile use. The exhibition lounge will also
62 have a forum and we will gladly answer any questions. So feel free
63 to visit us! Information can be found on SliTaz Labs:
64 http://labs.slitaz.org/wiki/events/2009-linuxdays and the exhibition
65 website: http://2009.linuxdays.ch/
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70 <title>16 April 2009 - SliTaz GNU/Linux 2.0 Release</title>
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73 <pubDate>Thu, 16 April 2009 11:30:00 GMT</pubDate>
74 <description>
75 The SliTaz project are proud to announce the release of the new
76 stable version of the distribution - SliTaz GNU/Linux 2.0. This new
77 version is the result of one year of community work and provides an
78 ultra lightweight, fast, scalable and stable operating system. SliTaz
79 provides a complete graphical desktop in less than 30MB, applications
80 required for a reliable and robust server environment and 1400 easily
81 installable software packages in a few clicks of the mouse. This new
82 version offers the automounting of partitions (NTFS compliant), wifi
83 support, an office respecting the Freedesktop.org standards (drag
84 and drop), network booting with gPXE and boot.slitaz.org, automatic
85 detection of USB and PCI devices, a GUI package manager and control
86 center, and various graphical tools to manage the distribution.
87 The creation of USB media and bootable LiveCD flavors is also
88 simplified and greatly improved. The core LiveCD includes Firefox
89 3.0.8, gFTP, LostIRC, ePDFView, mtPaint, Transmission, Osmo and
90 Alsaplayer. The website documentation has been updated and you can
91 read the release notes included in the distribution for more details
92 on this stable version. SliTaz GNU/Linux 2.0 is now downloadable
93 from the official mirrors of the project.
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98 <title>27 March 2009 - Labs and new mirrors</title>
99 <link>http://www.slitaz.org/en/</link>
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101 <pubDate>Sun, 05 April 2009 11:30:00 GMT</pubDate>
102 <description>
103 Continually seeking to improve the distribution and the services we
104 offer, we are proud to announce the launch of SliTaz Labs. This
105 platform makes it possible for contributors to collaborate more
106 effectively, report bugs or request new features. The Labs provide
107 each project with a wiki, a bug/issues tracker, news, etc. The
108 laboratories provide an overview of activity on the project and track
109 the release of regular updates. Register to participate and leave a
110 comment. The project is also proud to announce 2 new mirrors: In
111 Switzerland, hosted by SWITCHmirror (10 Gbits/s) and hosted in China
112 by LupaWorld, thanks for supporting us.
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117 <title>20 March 2009 - SliTaz at Solutionslinux 2009 (Paris)</title>
118 <link>http://www.slitaz.org/en/</link>
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120 <pubDate>Sat, 21 Mar 2009 16:50:00 GMT</pubDate>
121 <description>
122 The SliTaz project will be present at Solutionslinux 2009 in Paris.
123 The stand will be hosted by 3 members of the team during the 3 day
124 event and several other contributors will be present at some point.
125 There you will have the opportunity to test various machines, EeePC
126 for example, create a USB key (bring one with you) or to buy USB keys
127 or bootable LiveCDs. You can also learn about the project and make
128 contact with members of the association and the development team.
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133 <title>Cooking 20090228 - New Cooking</title>
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136 <pubDate>Sun, 01 Mar 2009 10:50:00 GMT</pubDate>
137 <description>
138 Getting ready for the next stable release! - The SliTaz project is
139 proud to publish a new Cooking version with a lot of bug fixes,
140 updates, improvements and new features. PCI/USB device auto-detection
141 is now handled by Tazhw and firmware can be installed in one click
142 through a graphical interface. Tazndis also has a simple GUI which
143 lets you manage Windows drivers in a user friendly interface. The
144 graphical packages manager is also much simpler to use and LiveUSB
145 media such as a USB key can easily be created through a box. Netbox
146 displays all interfaces and the new Wifibox can connect to wireless
147 essids, manage favorite networks and configure card drivers manually
148 or through Tazhw. The desktop has a GUI to enable or disable
149 applications started with an Openbox session and Ivman with
150 desktopkbox provides a lightweight notification system. You can
151 download this new ISO image from one of the official mirrors of the
152 website.
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