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Overclockix
Overclockix started as a KNOPPIX-based live CD featuring a host of tools for network security, low-level hardware tweaking, burn-in applications, and distributed computing clients. It went dormant in 2005, but was revived again in 2011 as a Debian-based live CD "aimed at overclockers for stress testing, distributed computing and as a general Linux toolkit."
Status: Discontinued
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| 2011-10-14 |
NEW • Distribution Release: LinEx 2011 |
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The regional government of Extremadura in Spain has announced the release of LinEx 2011, a Debian-based distribution designed for deployment in government offices and educational institutions in the province. According to the release announcement (in Spanish) the product is for users who seek a Linux distribution that is easy-to-use, robust and well-supported. LinEx 2011 is based on Debian 6.0.3 and features an intuitive system installer which includes an option to install extra applications according to the user's needs. Another new feature of the release is the possibility to transform the system into a multimedia box for professional video, audio and graphics editing or into a developer's workstation. Also, the system allows easy installation of a great variety of games for all age groups. More information can be found in the above-mentioned announcement. Download from here: LinEx_2011.iso (1,489MB, MD5).
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| 2010-10-21 |
NEW • Distribution Release: LinEx 2010 |
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LinEx 2010, a Spanish, "libre", Debian-based distribution and live DVD whose development is sponsored by the Spanish regional government of Extremadura, has been released. New features in this version include: both installation and live modes are provided on the DVD; faster than ever; based on Debian 5.0.4 "Lenny"; Linux kernel 2.6.32 with support for recent wireless network adapters; GNOME desktop version 2.20; GRUB 2 bootloader; OpenOffice.org 3.2 office suite in Spanish with dictionaries included; Firefox web browser version 3.6.10, upgradable; fast access to social networks; multimedia software - Totem and MPlayer video players, Audacious and Rhythmbox audio players, OpenShot video editor, gThumb and F-Spot image viewers; games - Frozen Bubble and Crack-Attack, among others.... Please read the rest of the release announcement (in Spanish) for further details. Download: LinEx-2010.iso (960MB, MD5, torrent).
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| 2009-01-10 |
NEW • Distribution Release: gnuLinEx 0.5-2 |
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After four development builds, the stable version of gnuLinEx 0.5-2 (code name "Lenix", based on Debian GNU/Linux 5.0 "Lenny"), has been released. gnuLinEx is a distribution developed by the regional government of Extremadura in Spain, designed for desktop deployments in schools and government offices around the autonomous community. Some of the highlights of this release include: based on Debian GNU/Linux 5.0 "Lenny", support for Spanish and English (USA); Linux kernel 2.6.26 optimised for the i686 architecture; X.Org 7.3 graphical subsystem; GNOME 2.22 as the default desktop; OpenOffice.org 3.0.0 office suite; Iceweasel 3.0.4 web browser. Please see the brief release announcement (in Spanish) for further information and system requirements. Download the installation DVD from here: gnulinex-lenix-stable05-2.iso (1,727MB, MD5).
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| 2008-11-25 |
NEW • Development Release: gnuLinEx Lenix Beta 4 |
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The government of Extremadura (Spain) has announced the availability of a beta release of gnuLinEx Lenix, a Debian-based distribution customised for use in schools and government offices around the region. The new version includes many productivity applications for office, Internet, graphics design and multimedia use. It is compatible with Debian GNU/Linux and is freely distributable. Among the most important changes in this release are numerous bug fixes, a variety of new device drivers, and the inclusion of the brand new OpenOffice.org 3.0. The release is currently only available as an installation DVD, but a live edition is expected shortly. Please read the full release announcement (in Spanish) for further information. Interested beta testers can download the installation DVD image from here: gnulinex-lenix-beta4.iso (1,547MB, MD5).
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| 2006-06-20 |
NEW • Distribution Release: gnuLinEx 2006 |
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The regional government of Extremadura in Spain has announced the final release of gnuLinEx 2006, a Debian-based distribution designed for deployment in the region's government offices and schools. The new version is built on top of the Linux kernel 2.6.16, with X.Org 6.9.0 and GNOME 2.14 as the default desktop. KDE 3.5 is also available from external repositories. All packages included on the download CD are Free Software, but users who wish to install proprietary drivers and other non-free programs can do so via the AptLinex utility. One of the new features in this release is a graphical control panel for system administration. Find more information in the gnuLinEx 2006 guide (with screenshots) and in this changelog published by Barrapunto (both links in Spanish). Download: linex2006.iso (699MB, MD5).
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| 2006-05-16 |
NEW • Development Release: gnuLinEx 2006 RC2 |
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The second release candidate of gnuLinEx 2006 is available for testing. The new release comes with a newly added support for nForce chipsets, ATI Radeon X700 video cards, and graphics cards with more than 128 MB or memory. Compatibility problems with documents created in OpenOffice.org 1.1 and 2.0 have been fixed, while support for iptables in the kernel has also been corrected. Among the major new additions are the replacement of 'aptzilla' with 'aptlinex', menu entries for easy download installation of wireless drivers, Acrobat reader and Macromedia Flash plugin, and a complete set of Spanish dictionaries for OpenOffice.org. Please refer to the release announcement (in Spanish) for further details. Download: linex2006-rc2.iso (690MB, MD5).
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| 2006-05-05 |
NEW • Development Release: gnuLinEx 2006 RC1 |
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The first release candidate of gnuLinEx 2006 is now available. gnuLinEx is a Debian-based Spanish distribution developed by the regional government of Extremadura and widely used in government organisations and schools throughout the region. The new release is based on Debian "sarge", but includes many updated components, such as kernel 2.6.16, X.Org 6.9.0, GNOME 2.14.1, OpenOffice.org 2.0.2, Firefox 1.5 and other popular software. It also ads support for many modern hardware devices. Although labelled as "release candidate", this is practically the final version of gnuLinEx 2006. For more details please refer to the release announcement (in Spanish). Download: linex2006-rc1.iso (688MB); also available via BitTorrent.
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| 2004-12-29 |
NEW • Distribution Release: gnuLinEx 2004r1 |
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A revised release of gnuLinEx 2004 is now available. The principal new features include support for serial ATA drives, support for installation on USB hard disks, and correction of bugs reported since the release of version 2004 in July. Most packages have been upgraded to their current stable version; this includes Firefox 1.0 with automatic installations of various plugins, Evolution 2.0, GNOME 2.8, Firestarter and other applications. Newly included is the K3B CD/DVD burning utility. Many hardware drivers have been added to the kernel. The gnuLinEx repository now includes over 10,000 packages from Debian Sarge for trouble-free installation of extra applications. Read the full release announcement (in Spanish) for further details. Download from here: gnuLinEx2004r1.iso (699MB).
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| 2004-11-17 |
NEW • gnuLinEx 2004 Launched |
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Linux Journal has published a developer overview of gnuLinEx 2004, a highly successful Debian-based Linux distribution now used in public offices and schools throughout the province of Extremadura, Spain: "During the installation, the user can choose between Personal Desktop or Lightweight Desktop profiles. The first one includes GNOME 2.6, while the second option consists of a XFCE4 for low-end computers. In both profiles, special emphasis is placed on the look and feel of the desktop, from the design of subjects and regional icons to the generation of simple tools for updating the operating system. Also the installation of additional applications, such as Squeak, is facilitated." Read the reset of the overview with screenshots.
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| 2004-10-30 |
NEW • Distribution Release: gnuLinEx 2004 Live |
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A "live CD" edition of gnuLinEx 2004 is now available. All bugs reported by beta testers have been fixed and several new applications have been included - that's according to the release announcement (in Spanish). The live CD includes a video (in AVI format) of a recent news coverage of gnuLinEx by the EuroNews TV station, showing people in schools and public terminals using gnuLinEx. Last year, the regional government of Extremadura in Spain replaced all Windows workstations in the provice's schools, government administration offices and public terminals with gnuLinEx - a Debian-based distribution with the GNOME desktop environment. The new live CD is worth the download: gnuLinEx2004-LIVE.iso (700MB).
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| 2004-06-01 |
NEW • Development Release: gnuLinEx 2004 RC2 |
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The developers of the Debian-based gnuLinEx (formerly known as LinEx or GNU/LinEx) are hard at work with a new release. The second released candidate of gnuLinEx 2004 includes Linux kernel 2.6.6, GNOME 2.6.0, a new installer based on Red Hat's Anaconda, improved hardware auto-detection, and a brand new icon set. Besides a Spanish edition, a new Portuguese edition of gnuLinEx 2004 is also in the works for deployment in Porto Alegre, Brazil. The official announcement (in Spanish) has further details, including a list of available download mirrors. Download: linex2004-rc2.iso (674MB).
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| 2003-10-16 |
NEW • Distribution Release: GNU/LinEx 3.0r2 |
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A new version of GNU/LinEx has been released. Version 3.0r2 marks an important transition in the development of GNU/LinEx - from now on only software released under GPL or GPL-compatible license will be included in the distribution. Some of the important changes in this release include: upgrade to OpenOffice.org 1.1; new OpenOffice.org QuickStart applet; new configuration tools for setting up network, users and printers; upgrade to MPlayer 1.0rc2; inclusion of some LinEx-edu files currently under development; removal of Java and NVIDIA drivers; bug fixes; updated Spanish translation. Existing installations can be upgraded via 'actualizar-linex'. See the full announcement (in Spanish) for further details. Download: LinEx-3r2.iso (625MB).
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| 2003-04-16 |
NEW • Distribution Release: LinEx 3r01g22 |
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This is a new revision of LinEx 3.0, released under the name of 3r01g22. The reason for the revision is to take advantage of recent developments in the Linux world, notably the release of GNOME 2.2 (LinEx's default desktop environment) and XFree86 4.3.0. Other improvements include new Unicode fonts, newly introduced Xfce desktop for computers with low resources and many package updates. The complete announcement (in Spanish) is available here. Download: LinEx-3r01g22.iso (618MB).
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| 2003-02-20 |
NEW • Distribution Release: LinEx 3.0r1 |
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This is the first revision of the Debian-based LinEx 3.0, a Linux distribution developed by the Spanish regional government of Extremadura. Unlike Debian revisions, LinEx 3.0r1 provides not only security and critical bug fixes, but also many package updates. This includes the Linux Kernel 2.4.20, OpenOffice.org 1.0.2, XFree 4.2.1 and MPlayer 0.90rc4 (which replaces xine as the default multimedia player), as well as most GNOME2 packages. ALSA and rsync are among the new inclusions. See the announcement (in Spanish) and download the latest ISO image here: linex-3r01-i386.iso (632MB). LinEx is one of the world's most successful projects to promote Free Software and replace proprietary operating systems and software with Linux.
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| 2002-10-15 |
NEW • Distribution Release: LinEx 3.0 |
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The final version of LinEx 3.0 has been released. Also known as LinEx Woody, LinEx 3.0 is based on Debian Woody with GNOME2 as the default desktop and with superior Spanish localisation. Other improvements include better driver and peripherals support as well as many package updates; this is the announcement in Spanish. LinEx 3.0 is available as a free download: linex.ISO (636MB), but as usual, the main server is extremely slow and you'll be better off waiting a day or two until some of LinEx's mirrors get synchronised with the main server. LinEx was created by the Council of Education, Science and Technology of the Government of Extremadura in Spain.
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| 2002-09-17 |
NEW • New Version of LinEx Woody Beta |
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This is LinEx 3.02 or Linex 3.0 beta2 -- the second beta release of the Linux distribution developed by the Government of Extremadura, Spain. Download it here: LinEX_3_Beta_02..iso (618MB). Changes include improved hardware detection of some video cards, user interface and installation improvements based on user feedback; more in this announcement (Spanish only). LinEx has also created a web-based user forum for discussions and bug reports.
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| 2002-08-30 |
NEW • LinEx Woody 3.01 Beta |
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Although released a week ago (this is the announcement in Spanish), it is only now that LinEx 3.01 Beta has become downloadable -- thanks to a fast mirror provided by RedIRIS. Get the ISO image here: linex3.01Beta.iso (583MB). LinEx is developed by the Government of Extremadura, a region of Spain. It is based on Debian Woody with a strong preference for the GNOME desktop (GNOME2 included). More on the distribution's home page and our LinEx page.
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| 2002-05-28 |
NEW • Distribution Release: Linex 2.0 |
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The marathon download has completed so I was able to update the Linex page and post the news about the 2.0 release. Linex is a Debian-based distribution developed by the Extremadura government in Spain. The home page, all in Spanish, provides more information about the project. The download from the only mirror was painfully slow, but you might have more luck: linex2.00.ISO (548MB). Other Spanish-language sites have also posted related stories recently - check them at Planeta Linux and Noticias.
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