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| author | Paul Issott <paul@slitaz.org> |
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| date | Mon Apr 14 20:05:17 2014 +0100 (2014-04-14) |
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21 <h4>News archives</h4>
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23 Website news archives by year. Note that some links may be
24 broken due to website structure changes (mainly the docs
25 that moved to their own domain).
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29 <a href="2007.php">2007</a> | <a href="2008.php">2008</a>
30 | <a href="2009.php">2009</a> | <a href="2010.php">2010</a>
31 | <a href="2011.php">2011</a> | <a href="2012.php">2012</a>
32 | <a href="./">2014</a>
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42 <h2>2010</h2>
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46 <strong>4 November 2010 - New Cooking 20101104</strong>
47 <p>The SliTaz team is pleased to announce the release of a new cooking ISO
48 featuring over 2600 packages. It contains Linux Kernel 2.6.34 and was
49 rebuilt with a new toolchain using glibc 2.11.2 and gcc 4.5.1. Xorg has
50 been fully updated to 1.9.2. The LiveCD includes Midori, the Deadbeef audio
51 player, and many more applications. Tazpkg and Tazctrlbox now support
52 gettext translations and more UTF locales have been added. Many bugfixes,
53 updates and improvements can also be found. A lot of work has been done
54 during these past 6 months. You can <a href="../get/#cooking>">download</a>
55 this new cooking version from one of the official mirrors of the project.
56 All feedback is welcome and can be done through the mailing list or
57 the forum.</p>
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60 <li>
61 <strong>08 May 2010 - Summer of Documentation</strong>
62 <p>The SliTaz team is organizing a 'Summer of Documentation' from May 10th to June 10th.
63 The main aim is to centralize, review and update all online documentation.
64 More details can be found at <a href="http://doc.slitaz.org/">doc.slitaz.org</a>.
65 We hope that SliTaz users will be able to contribute by adding to or updating the
66 documentation.
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70 <li>
71 <strong>28 March 2010 - SliTaz GNU/Linux 3.0 release</strong>
72 <p>All of the SliTaz team are proud to announce the release of the SliTaz
73 GNU/Linux 3.0 operating system. It's simpler, faster, customizable,
74 mightier and yet incredibly tiny. The new SliTaz stable version is now
75 out after one year of development.</p>
76 <p>The core desktop provides a fully featured desktop powered by Xorg 7.4,
77 Openbox, LXDE components and home made tools. It lets you easily connect to
78 the Internet to surf the web with the Midori web browser, listen to music
79 or manage your pictures.</p>
80 <p>The default core system fits into a 30 MB ISO image and LiveCD flavors
81 start at 8 MB. This stable version has been built by a new toolchain including
82 GCC 4.4.1 and uses the Linux kernel 2.6.30.6. You can read the full
83 <a href="../doc/releases/3.0/relnotes.en.html">Releases Notes</a> for more
84 information and <a href="../get/#stable>">download</a> a LiveCD image from the
85 SliTaz mirrors.</p>
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88 <li>
89 <strong>14 March 2010 - RC series and Solutionslinux 2010 (Paris)</strong>
90 <p>Since we're getting closer to the next stable release, we have updated the
91 core ISO image to start with a RC series. The Major change is the switch to
92 Midori as the default web browser, this will improve user experience and let
93 us keep SliTaz at 30Mb. Midori is a modern browser powered by the webkit engine -
94 it is fast, simple to use and well integrated with the SliTaz desktop.</p>
95 <p>This updated ISO comes with a bunch of bug and dependency fixes, we have
96 also improved the home made tools and scripts. This new ISO image can be
97 downloaded from the SliTaz mirrors (30 Mb):
98 <a href="http://mirror.slitaz.org/iso/cooking/slitaz-cooking.iso">slitaz-cooking.iso</a></p>
99 <p>By the way, the SliTaz project will be at
100 <a href="http://www.solutionslinux.fr/">Solutionslinux</a> 2010 next
101 week in Paris. You will be able to learn about the project and make
102 contact with members of the association and the development team.</p>
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105 <li>
106 <strong>21 February 2010 - New Cooking 20100221</strong>
107 <p>SliTaz contributors are proud to announce a new Cooking version of the
108 LiveCD. This is the last Cooking RC before 3.0 is released. The core ISO image
109 is at 27 MB and comes with many changes and improvments. This Cooking uses
110 Xorg as X server instead of Xvesa and provides full UTF-8 support. With
111 a clean desktop environment, it also provides many applications for daily
112 usage and common tasks. Netsurf replaces firefox as the default web browser.
113 Nevertheless, a Firefox flavor at 29 Mb with sound and wifi support can
114 also be downloaded from the official mirrors.</p>
115 <p>On the updates and improvements side: tazpkg is faster, boot-scripts are
116 updated and home-made toolboxes are improved. Wifibox uses awk for better
117 network scanning. WPA support in the boot scripts have been improved. Boot
118 time is logged for performance measuring. The SliTaz installer will now
119 try to use files from a USB device if no cdrom is found, allow you to
120 create a default user account, set a root password and use a separate /home
121 partition. And finally, LiveCD customization is now much easier: users
122 just have to boot, modify and use writefs via the Tazlito graphical interface
123 or from the command line to generate their own customized CD.</p>
124 <p>As usual, you can <a href="../get/#cooking">download</a> these new
125 flavors from one of the official mirrors of the project and provide feedback
126 on the SliTaz forum.</p>
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