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This thread is for tracking the development of the 4MLinux 31 series.
4MLinux 31.0 Core BETA released.
This is a core system (only about 10 MB in size) for the 4MLinux 31 series. The system includes: the Linux kernel 4.19.63, GNU C Library 2.29, and BusyBox 1.30.1. The 4MLinux 31 series uses GNU Compiler Collection 9.1.0 to compile programs designed for the i686 architecture.
Despite its extremely small size, 4MLinux Core supports all possible boot options: BIOS with 32-bit CPU, BIOS with 64-bit CPU, UEFI with 32-bit firmware, and UEFI with 64-bit firmware.
4MLinux 31.0 BETA is ready for testing. Basically, at this stage of development, 4MLinux BETA has the same features as 4MLinux STABLE, but it provides a huge number of updated packages.
Road map:
September 2019 -> BETA
December 2019 -> STABLE
March 2020 -> OLD STABLE
June 2020 -> EOL
Antivirus Live CD is an official 4MLinux fork including the ClamAV scanner. It's designed for users who need a lightweight live CD, which will help them to protect their computers against viruses. The latest version 31.0-0.102.0 is based on 4MLinux 31.0 BETA and ClamAV 0.102.0. Important info: Antivirus Live CD has dropped 32-bit support (it is now a fully 64-bit operating system).
BakAndImgCD is an official 4MLinux fork, which has been designed to perform the following two tasks: data backup and disk imaging. The 4MLinux Backup Scripts make use of FSArchiver, GNU ddrescue, Partclone, Partimage, rsync, and other utilities. The output files (archives and images) can be optionally compressed and sent to a remote sever (using Ethernet, WiFi, PPP or PPPoE). This release is based on the 4MLinux Backup Scripts 31.0. Important info: BakAndImgCD has dropped 32-bit support (it is now a fully 64-bit operating system).
This is a major release based on the 4MLinux Server 31.0, meaning that the components of the LAMP server are now: Linux 4.19.86, Apache 2.4.41, MariaDB 10.4.10, and PHP (both 5.6.40 and 7.3.12).
Important info: TheSSS has dropped multilib 32-bit/64-bit support (it is now a fully 64-bit operating system). Due to this, you must preform a fresh installation.
The status of the 4MLinux 31.0 series has been changed to STABLE. Edit your documents with LibreOffice 6.3.4.2 and GNOME Office (AbiWord 3.0.2, GIMP 2.10.14, Gnumeric 1.12.44), share your files using DropBox 85.4.155, surf the Internet with Firefox 71.0 and Chromium 78.0.3904.108, send emails via Thunderbird 68.3.0, enjoy your music collection with Audacious 3.10.1, watch your favorite videos with VLC 3.0.8 and mpv 0.29.1, play games powered by Mesa 19.1.5 and Wine 4.21. You can also setup the 4MLinux LAMP Server (Linux 4.19.86, Apache 2.4.41, MariaDB 10.4.10, PHP 5.6.40 and PHP 7.3.12). Perl 5.30.0, Python 2.7.16, and Python 3.7.3 are also available.
This is a milestone release due to the fact that 4MLinux has finally dropped 32-bit support. It is now a fully 64-bit operating system. For this reason one must perform a fresh installation. There are two versions available for downloads: 4MLinux-31.0-64bit.iso (Desktop) and 4MServer-31.0-64bit.iso (Desktop with LAMP server). If you need a pure server environment (i.e. without Desktop), you can try an official 4MLinux fork called TheSSS, which is only about 120 MB in size.
This is a minor (point) release based on the 4MLinux Server 31.1, meaning that the components of the LAMP server are now: Linux 4.19.90, Apache 2.4.41, MariaDB 10.4.11, and PHP (both 5.6.40 and 7.3.13).
You can update your TheSSS by executing the "zk update" command (fully automatic process).
This is a minor (point) release in the 4MLinux STABLE channel, which comes with the Linux kernel 4.19.90. The 4MLinux Server now includes Apache 2.4.41, MariaDB 10.4.11, and PHP 7.3.13.
You can update your 4MLinux by executing the "zk update" command in your terminal (fully automatic process).
This is a minor (point) release based on the 4MLinux Server 31.2, meaning that the components of the LAMP server are now: Linux 4.19.95, Apache 2.4.41, MariaDB 10.4.11, and PHP (both 5.6.40 and 7.3.13).
You can update your TheSSS by executing the "zk update" command (fully automatic process).
This is a minor (point) release in the 4MLinux STABLE channel, which comes with the Linux kernel 4.19.95. The 4MLinux Server now includes Apache 2.4.41, MariaDB 10.4.11, and PHP 7.3.13.
You can update your 4MLinux by executing the "zk update" command in your terminal (fully automatic process).
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