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Underground Desktop
Underground Desktop was a GNU/Linux distribution targeted at the desktop user. It was based on Arch Linux. Its main features are ease of installation, kernel optimisation for modern processors (i686), and the KDE desktop.
Status: Discontinued
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2003-06-29 |
NEW • Interview with Thomas Chung of LinuxInstall |
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OSForge interviews Thomas Chung, the founder and developer of the LinuxInstall.org distribution: "It's been said before and I'm going to say it again. I believe all the fine distributions out there have their own specific purpose. Some are great for server. Some are great for desktop and some are great for embedded environment. My distribution is designed to install fast and efficiently so it can be installed hundreds or even thousands of computers at once. It would be ideal to use it on your school labs or company labs. Of course, it's great for newbie who never install Linux before. I believe my distro will serve its purpose and serve well." The complete interview.
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About LinuxInstall
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LinuxInstall is a distribution based on Red Hat Linux 8.0 with personal desktop packages (Mozilla, Evolution, OpenOffice); latest Kernel; latest software updates; auto hardware detection; auto root account creation; auto hard drive Partitioning; auto network setup using DHCP; auto package selection; no questions asked during installation; completely automated installation done in 15 minutes and best of all, it's all in ONE CD!
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2003-07-21 |
Distribution Release: LinuxInstall.org 1.4 |
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LinuxInstall.org 1.4 has been released: "The wait is over! LinuxInstall.org 1.4 is finally released today! Here is a list of major changes from last release: First of all, release number has been changed back to 1.x to respect other distro cycles; Mozilla 1.4 RPM packages have been re-compiled to make sure they are fully compatible with existing plugins; as a new plugin family, QuickTime Movies can now be played in Mozilla with the help of MPlayer; Evolution 1.4.3 RPM packages are included; OpenOffice.org 1.1RC RPM package comes with custom design Gnome Office Menu icons for easy launching; Scribus 1.0 RPM package, which is a desktop publishing software, is included..." See the rest of the release announcement and check out the new screenshots. You can order the LinuxInstall.org 1.4 CD for US$5 (USA only) or US$10 (rest of the world).
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2003-04-20 |
Distribution Release: LinuxInstall.org 3.0 |
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LinuxInstall.org 3.0 has been released: "New features include Mozilla 1.3, Evolution 1.2.4 and OpenOffice.org 1.1Beta. It also includes Blackdown Java Plugin 1.4.1 and Korean, Japanese, Chinese TrueType fonts for Mozilla. OpenOffice.org 1.1Beta is very stable and it comes with many new features including PDF (Portable Document Format) Export and SWF (Macromedia Flash file format) Export." See the release announcement and screenshots, and if you like what you see then order the product from the distribution's home site (US$5 - 10, depending on your geographical location).
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2003-03-22 |
Development Release: LinuxInstall.org 3.0rc2 |
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LinuxInstall.org 3.0rc2 is now available. Changes: "Kernel 2.4.18-27.8.0 with NTFS support; security updates (Total 31); Mozilla 1.3.0; Evolution 1.2.3; complete set of Red Hat 8.0 manual documents in HTML; Acrobat Reader 5.06 with Mozilla plugin; Real Player 8.0 with Mozilla plugin; Flash Player 6.0.79 with Mozilla plugin; Microsoft TrueType Core Fonts for web; Xmms 1.2.7 (music player) with MP3 support; Xine 0.9.19 (DVD/VCD/CD player) with libdvdcss (yes, you can watch ET on Linux!); dual-boot configuration with NTFS/FAT32 support (yes, you can mount Win2K on Linux!)..." See the complete changelog and screenshots, then visit the project's home page for details on how to obtain the product (US$5 - 10 depending on your location).
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2003-03-03 |
Development Release: LinuxInstall.org 3.0rc1 |
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The LinuxInstall.org project has unleashed a "Development Release 3.0rc1": "LinuxInstall.org now supports Dual-Boot Configuration. Can a Linux Installer automatically configure Linux for Dual-Boot configuration with Windows? Yes, it can with LinuxInstall.org! It has been pre-configured to support NTFS as well as FAT32 at the time of installation and windows filesystem can be mounted with one easy script." Also included in this release is xine with libdvdcss support: "Xine is a multimedia player which can play DVD, VCD and music CD with cool images. LinuxInstall.org has been pre-configured with a script to play DVD without any hassle." Visit the project's web site for more information about the release and ways to order it on CD (US$5.00).
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2003-02-15 |
Distribution Release: LinuxInstall.org 2.0 |
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LinuxInstall.org 2.0 has been released. What's new? "New Kernel 2.4.18-24.8.0; new security updates (total 26 including the new Kernel); new Mozilla 1.2.1; new Evolution 1.2.2; extra bonus software - complete set of Red Hat 8.0 manual documents in HTML, Acrobat Reader 5.06 with Mozilla plugin, Real Player 8.0 with Mozilla plugin, Flash Player 6.0 r69 with Mozilla plugin and more." See the announcement, changelog, package list and screenshots for more information. You can order the CD directly from the author for US$10 (US orders) or US$20 (international orders); the links are on the distribution's home page.
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2003-01-12 |
Distribution Release: LinuxInstall.org 1.0 |
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Just released - a new Linux distribution based on Red Hat Linux 8.0, called LinuxInstall.org 1.0: "LinuxInstall.org 1.0 is based on Red Hat Linux 8.0 with personal desktop packages including Mozilla web browser, Evolution mail client, OpenOffice.org office suite. It also comes with latest Kernel as of 2003-01-07 and latest software updates as of 2003-01-07. The main features are auto hardware detection, auto root account creation, auto hard drive partition, auto network setup using DHCP and auto package selection. Since it does not ask any questions during installation, the process is completely automated and it only takes about 15 minutes. Best of all, it's all in ONE CD!" Check it out and if it sounds interesting, the author will mail you the LinuxInstall.org CD for a small payment (US$5.00).
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