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Maui Linux 1 Screencast and Screenshots
Maui Linux 1 Screencast
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The Maui team is happy to announce the release of Maui 1 “Aurora”.
This is the continuation of the full-desktop version of Netrunner (read about it here).
The biggest underlying change has been rebasing Netrunner on Kubuntu to Maui on KDE neon (Xenial LTS).
That means Maui will now be receiving continous updates and support until the next LTS in 2018.
Maui will continue as the full desktop version of the previously Kubuntu-based Netrunner line. What basically equals Netrunner+1 is simply released under the new name 'Maui 1'. Being based on KDE neon, Maui also marks the transition to an LTS base, where some parts are receiving regular updates during its life cycle (so called 'partially rolling'). The main parts which will be kept up-to-date are Plasma, Frameworks and KDE Applications, single ones like Firefox and Thunderbird, plus anything that gets updated on Xenial via backporting. This allows us to frequently release updated ISOs shipping the latest KDE software.
Maui 1 starts with shipping the following software versions (excerpt):
Linux Kernel 4.4.0~36
Plasma 5.7.3 on Qt5.7.0
Frameworks 5.24
KDE Applications 16.04.3
Firefox 48.0
Thunderbird 38.6.0
LibreOffice 5
Virtualbox 5
VLC 2.2.2
Gmusicbrowser 1.1.15
Kamoso 3.2
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