Slackware is the longest-running distribution of the Linux operating system. Slackware offers a stable and secure version of Linux that is perfect for home, office, or educational use. Slackware is easy for beginners to install, but contains all the a…
Archive for February, 2005
Slackware 10.1
Posted by Slackware in February 13th 2005
Slackware is the longest-running distribution of the Linux operating system. Slackware offers a stable and secure version of Linux that is perfect for home, office, or educational use. Slackware is easy for beginners to install, but contains all the advanced features required by the experienced UNIX power-user.
Changes: Highlights of this release include the Linux 2.4.29 kernel
(with Linux 2.6.10 as an alternate choice in /testing),
X11R6.8.1 from X.Org, Mozilla 1.7.5, KDE 3.3.2, GNOME
2.6.1, and Xfce 4.2.0. System binaries are linked with the
GNU C Library, version 2.3.4. Updated versions of the
Slackware package management tools make it easy to add,
remove, upgrade, and make your own Slackware packages.
Release Tags: Major security fixes
Devil-Linux 1.2.3
Posted by Devil-Linux in February 8th 2005
Devil-Linux is a special secure Linux distribution which is used for firewalls, routers, gateways, and servers. The goal of Devil-Linux is to have a small, customizable, and secure Linux system. Configuration is saved on a floppy disk or USB stick, and it has several optional packages. Devil-Linux boots from CD, but can be stored on CF cards or USB sticks.
Changes: This release included Linux kernel 2.4.29, the addition of a TFTP server, serial console support for install-on-usb, many program updates, and many other changes.
Release Tags: Major bugfixes
webDiplomacy 0.5-Beta
Posted by webDiplomacy in February 7th 2005
webDiplomacy (previously phpDiplomacy) is a Web implementation of a popular turn based strategy game in which you battle to control Europe. It is not a game of luck: to win you must be diplomatic and strategic, forming and breaking allegiances and bargains with your friends and enemies. It features an interface intuitive and simple enough that seasoned Diplomacy pros and complete newcomers can play alongside each other.
Changes: This release focuses on getting the user interface
into a basic running state. Some of the key new
features are in-game messaging, a public forum,
private messaging, a user control panel, and user
profiles. Major user interface changes were made,
and usability was generally enhanced.
Release Tags: Major feature enhancements
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