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Old 09-12-2007, 01:20 PM   #1
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LXer: Vector Linux 5.9-Pseudo64-0.1 -- Finally, 64-bit Vector


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The first public Pseudo (alpha) release of Vector Linux 5.9 is now available. Normally a release like this wouldn’t be worth blogging about. It’s early development code. If you’re used to Ubuntu then think Tribe 1. It’s at that level. OK, it seems to be usable at this point but it’s not something I’d recommend for a system that has to do real work.

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