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1.1 --- a/slitaz/relnotes.en.html Sat Jan 04 14:07:03 2014 +0000 1.2 +++ b/slitaz/relnotes.en.html Mon Jul 14 23:03:42 2014 +0200 1.3 @@ -2,14 +2,14 @@ 1.4 <html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml" lang="en"> 1.5 <head> 1.6 <meta charset="utf-8" /> 1.7 - <title>SliTaz 4.0 Releases Notes</title> 1.8 + <title>SliTaz 5.0 Releases Notes</title> 1.9 <link rel="shortcut icon" href="favicon.ico" /> 1.10 <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="../slitaz-doc.css" /> 1.11 </head> 1.12 <body> 1.13 1.14 <header> 1.15 - <h1>SliTaz 4.0 Releases Notes</h1> 1.16 + <h1>SliTaz 5.0 Releases Notes</h1> 1.17 </header> 1.18 1.19 <!-- Languages --> 1.20 @@ -27,201 +27,14 @@ 1.21 1.22 <h2>Release Notes (en)</h2> 1.23 1.24 -<p> 1.25 - Welcome to SliTaz 4.0! Modern, secure, stable, fast and flexible the 1.26 - new SliTaz stable version is now out for Desktops and servers in 1.27 - production use. 1.28 -</p> 1.29 + 1.30 1.31 <ul> 1.32 - <li>More than 6500 commits in the wok</li> 1.33 - <li>More than 1000 packages added to database</li> 1.34 - <li>Boot in 10 seconds or less on a very recent machine</li> 1.35 - <li>Centralized configuration with the new control panel</li> 1.36 - <li>New build tool which lets you create SliTaz packages in a minute</li> 1.37 - <li>New rolling release ISO is built after each package cook</li> 1.38 - <li>4 Distros in one on the LiveCD (The Russian dolls)</li> 1.39 - <li>New graphical installer and updater</li> 1.40 - <li>New GUI Boxes and tools to create Live systems</li> 1.41 - <li>Web boot improved: <a href="http://boot.slitaz.org/" target="_blank">boot.slitaz.org</a></li> 1.42 - <li><a href="http://doc.slitaz.org/en:releases:4.0:errata" target="_blank">Errata for 4.0</a> 1.43 - on the Wiki</li> 1.44 + <li><a href="http://doc.slitaz.org/en:releases:5.0:errata">Errata for 4.0</a> 1.45 + on the Wiki</li> 1.46 </ul> 1.47 1.48 -<h3>Toolchain and build tools</h3> 1.49 -<p> 1.50 - Slitaz 4.0 has been built with our new build tools aka cookutils. We 1.51 - have created new tools which handle the ~3300 packages dependencies 1.52 - in a simple and consistent way. The cookutils let you also create new 1.53 - Slitaz packages faster than ever. The tools are installed on each 1.54 - SliTaz system as well as any supporting documentation. 1.55 -</p> 1.56 1.57 -<h3>Supported Hardware</h3> 1.58 -<p> 1.59 - SliTaz GNU/Linux 4.0 supports most machines based on i486 or x86 Intel 1.60 - compatible processors. A minimum of 192MB of memory is recommended to 1.61 - use the core LiveCD and our new russian dolls system will automatically 1.62 - detect your memory to boot a low memory resource flavor if needed. The 1.63 - default LiveCD provides the Core system which is a fully featured desktop, 1.64 - a GTK only desktop, a flavor with just X windows and a text mode 1.65 - system which will run with only 48 MB RAM (but can still let you 1.66 - install a full desktop). 1.67 -</p> 1.68 - 1.69 - 1.70 -<h3>Live systems</h3> 1.71 -<p> 1.72 - SliTaz 4.0 core LiveCD provides in fact 4 versions and will use the one 1.73 - your hardware can support. The live CD holds several SliTaz nested subsets. 1.74 - The boot loader selects the most features that your computer memory can 1.75 - access. You can also select an image from the menu and hit [tab] to edit 1.76 - any options. A command line, the ability to webboot, help options and 1.77 - languages are also available from the menu. Now people with very little 1.78 - RAM can boot the Live CD, but probably in text mode. A full install can 1.79 - now be performed to hard disk directly from the Live CD using text mode 1.80 - with only 48MB ram. 1.81 -</p> 1.82 - 1.83 - 1.84 -<h3>Installation</h3> 1.85 -<p> 1.86 - The installation is fully automated and can be done graphically or in 1.87 - text mode. Tazinst is a lightweight SliTaz HDD installer. It installs 1.88 - SliTaz to a hard drive from a Live-CD, a LiveUSB key, a SliTaz 1.89 - ISO image, or from the web (using Tazpanel) by downloading a stable, 1.90 - cooking or rolling version. The prerequisite material and other useful 1.91 - information can be found in the Manual and Handbook. 1.92 -</p> 1.93 -<p> 1.94 - If you want to partition a disk before installation, you can quickly 1.95 - use Gparted in LiveCD mode or use a flavor containing the partitioning 1.96 - tool. At the end of the installation it is possible to setup the "GRUB" 1.97 - bootloader which is capable of starting almost any operating system. 1.98 - This allows SliTaz to co-exist with a previously installed operating 1.99 - system, such as Windows. 1.100 -</p> 1.101 - 1.102 - 1.103 -<h3>Packages</h3> 1.104 -<p> 1.105 - Among the 3350 packages available in SliTaz 4.0 you will find anything you 1.106 - need to transform your machine to a complete graphical desktop (e17), a 1.107 - graphics studio with The Gimp or Inkscape, or to a video editor with Kino. 1.108 - You can experience the world wide web with instant messaging, VOIP, email 1.109 - and of course through a web browser. Packages can be found through the 1.110 - search function of Tazpkg, Tazpanel or via the website: 1.111 - <a href="http://pkgs.slitaz.org/" target="_blank">http://pkgs.slitaz.org/</a> 1.112 -</p> 1.113 -<p> 1.114 - SliTaz is designed to function as a powerful web server, using the stable 1.115 - LightTPD/PHP package (not installed by default), supporting CGI, Perl 1.116 - and Python. Apache and Squid are also available. The ability to browse 1.117 - the web securely using the Tor network is also supported. 1.118 -</p> 1.119 -<p> 1.120 - SliTaz can of course also provide a complete development environment with 1.121 - the GCC compiler, Geany IDE, Mercurial Repositories and all development 1.122 - libraries. 1.123 -</p> 1.124 -<p> 1.125 - Packages are now built automatically by the SliTaz Build Bot: 1.126 - <a href="http://cook.slitaz.org/" target="_blank">http://cook.slitaz.org/</a> and are checked 1.127 - by Cookutils to ensure that FHS standards are followed. 1.128 -</p> 1.129 - 1.130 -<h3>Administration</h3> 1.131 -<p> 1.132 - The new way and tool to configure the system on SliTaz 4.0 is TazPanel. 1.133 - It is a CGI/web interface with a themable user interface from where 1.134 - you can control your entire system such as package management, adding 1.135 - or removing users, creating Live systems and much more. Each page 1.136 - provides a small description to help you manage your SliTaz system. 1.137 - To access the panel you can use the menu entry in “System Tools” or 1.138 - this url: <a href="http://tazpanel:82" target="_blank">http://tazpanel:82</a> 1.139 -</p> 1.140 - 1.141 -<h3>Core Desktop</h3> 1.142 -<p> 1.143 - A lot of attention has been paid the the core desktop. All applications 1.144 - are well integrated and a special SliTaz theme (including icons, Openbox, 1.145 - GTK) has been created. 1.146 -</p> 1.147 -<p> 1.148 - By default, the SliTaz LiveCD uses the very light and stable Openbox 1.149 - window manager. Openbox is widely themeable and configurable using the 1.150 - ObConf utility. The integration of the taskbar “LXpanel” makes it 1.151 - possible to dynamically provide a menu based on the Freedesktop 1.152 - standards. The principle is to have a small menu accessible via a 1.153 - screen click with the favorites, windows effects, LiveCD and LiveUSB 1.154 - tools, Openbox configuration and system actions made available. Applications 1.155 - can also be accessed through the menu supplied by LXpanel. The managment 1.156 - of the Desktop and icons are entrusted to the file manager PCmanFM. 1.157 -</p> 1.158 -<p> 1.159 - Through the support of a LiveCD flavor or an installed system you can 1.160 - install the Enlightenment (e17) desktop environment or the window 1.161 - managers XFCE, Pekwm, JWM and DWM. The different sessions can be 1.162 - selected via the F1 key when using the “Slim” login window. To change 1.163 - the default session you can use tazx; or manually edit the 1.164 - ~/.Xinitrc file. 1.165 -</p> 1.166 - 1.167 -<h3>SliTaz network</h3> 1.168 -<p> 1.169 - All services have been changed and improved since 3.0 and a SliTaz 1.170 - community network has been created to help users, contributors and 1.171 - developers come together to share ideas about the project. 1.172 - This includes a community board, wiki based documentation, a forum 1.173 - and a bug tracker. Now developers, artists, documentation writers, 1.174 - bug reporters and anybody with a good suggestion can help others, 1.175 - get involved and work together to improve the project. The SliTaz 1.176 - community network (SCN), website and repos all combine the same 1.177 - graphical layout for easy navigation. 1.178 -</p> 1.179 - 1.180 -<h3>From 3.0 to 4.0</h3> 1.181 -<p> 1.182 - A SliTaz GNU/Linux installer offers an update function allowing you 1.183 - to upgrade from a 3.0 to 4.0 version. To upgrade the system you 1.184 - first need to boot the Stable LiveCD, launch the installer from the 1.185 - command line or Tazpanel, select upgrade and then specify the 1.186 - partition or configuration file containing the system that you want 1.187 - to update. The installer will then clean out the system and reinstall 1.188 - all the packages not present on the CD from the mirror. When this has 1.189 - finished you can reboot with your new version of SliTaz. 1.190 -</p> 1.191 -<p> 1.192 - To upgrade a 3.0 to 4.0 it is also possible to use the package manager Tazpkg 1.193 - via the set-release function, but beware this is not yet proven and may 1.194 - require some manual intervention. 1.195 -</p> 1.196 - 1.197 -<h3>People of the Project</h3> 1.198 -<p> 1.199 - SliTaz is proud to be an international community project. The people of 1.200 - the project are the ones who develop the distribution, correct the website, 1.201 - develop the HG repositories and write the official documentation. Passing 1.202 - through Switzerland, France, Brazil, Quebec, China, India, Russia, Ukraine, 1.203 - England, and the U.S. 1.204 -</p> 1.205 - 1.206 -<ul> 1.207 - <li>Christophe Lincoln</li> 1.208 - <li>Pascal Bellard</li> 1.209 - <li>Eric Joseph-Alexandre</li> 1.210 - <li>Paul Issott</li> 1.211 - <li>Claudinei Pereira</li> 1.212 - <li>Dominique Corbex</li> 1.213 - <li>Brenton Edgar Scott</li> 1.214 - <li>Christopher Rogers</li> 1.215 - <li>Aleksej Bobylev</li> 1.216 - <li>Samuel Trassare</li> 1.217 - <li>Christian Mesh</li> 1.218 - <li>Alexander Medvedev</li> 1.219 - <li>Richard Dunbar</li> 1.220 - <li>…</li> 1.221 -</ul> 1.222 1.223 <!-- End of content --> 1.224 </div>