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"Red Hat today announced the general availability
of the seventh update to its Red Hat Enterprise
Linux 5 platform with Red Hat Enterprise Linux
5.7. This release is important ...
"Pinguy has released Ping-Eee OS 11.04, an
Ubuntu-based remaster especially designed for
netbooks. It comes with Jupiter (which has Super
Hybrid Engine support) and Granola to ...
"We are proud to provide Zenwalk GNOME 7.0 based
on GNOME 2.32.1. It is the last step before going
to GNOME 3.0. Zenwalk GNOME keeps the same way as
the standard Zenwalk editi ...
"GhostBSD 2.0 is released. Great news for this
release of GhostBSD as it now supports
auto-mounting USB devices. Some of the changes in
the release: new logo, bug fixes, new l ...
"Red Hat is pleased to announce the availability
of the latest update to Red Hat Enterprise Linux
5, release 5.6 (with kernel 2.6.18-238.el5)."
Changes in this release include ...
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 suppo ...
New features: the installation DVD includes both
desktop and server packages; major packages
include Linux kernel 2.6.35.4, glibc 2.12, X.Org
Server 1.8.2, GCC 4.4.4, GNOME 2. ...
"wattOS R2 is finally done and released. It is
based on Ubuntu 10.04. Changed the music player to
Rhythmbox from Exaile; added the 'extras' package
that offers support for MP3 ...
"Dragora GNU/Linux 1.1 is the evolution of its
previous version 1.0. Notable changes in this
version are: Linux Kernel 2.6.30.9 free; toolchain
- Binutils 2.19.1, GCC 4.3.4, g ...
"Today we released the eighth update to Red Hat
Enterprise Linux 4, marking the next step in the
product's seven-year lifecycle. RHEL 4, first
shipped in February 2005, is now ...
"Red Hat, Inc. today announced the global
availability of Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5.3,
featuring the latest open source,
commercial-strength technology innovations. In the
th ...
A beefier RHEL4 clone, this comes 'fully-loaded',
for use in the science community. It adds apps and
code for LAN-to-LAN/WAN-to-WAN Group File Sharing,
research & development ...
The bleeding edge of devel, but nearly useless on
the Hobbyist desktop. Not for production!!!
A 5 disk monster of bloat that is not for those
that desire a nimble and stable ...
Title: Unix, Solaris And Linux: A Practical
Security Cookbook: Securing Unix Operating System
Without Third-party Applications
Author: Boris Loza
Pages: 341
Released: Nov ...
Fourth major release of RHEL Workstation version
includes advanced security features (SELinux),
many bug fixes (but still not enough of them),
updated KDE and Gnome, and more
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