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Software: FreeBSD for i386 ISO 5.1 Beta
Posted by viper on Monday, May 12 @ 15:29:20 CEST
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This is the ISO version of FreeBSD.
FreeBSD offers advanced networking, performance, security and compatibility features today which are still missing in other operating systems, even some of the best commercial ones.
The quality of FreeBSD combined with today's low-cost, high-speed PC hardware makes FreeBSD a very economical alternative to commercial UNIX workstations. It is well-suited for a great number of both desktop and server applications.
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Software: SuSE Linux 8.2
Posted by viper on Monday, May 12 @ 12:07:26 CEST
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SuSE Linux 8.2 is now available for download
While SuSE does not provide easily install-able ISO images for download, their 8.2 directory has been uploaded to provide a method to install SuSE's Professional Edition directly from FTP servers. First, get the installation image: boot.iso (20MB), then boot from it and follow the instructions provided in this readme file: "Boot from CD and at the boot prompt, enter the installation source: linux install=ftp://ftp_server/directory.
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Software: Opera 7.11 Beta 2 for Linux
Posted by viper on Saturday, May 10 @ 18:36:38 CEST
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Opera Software today released Opera 7.10 for Windows and Opera 7.10 for Linux Beta with features that are not only new to Opera, but also completely new to the world of browsing. Right from the beginning, users can see the two new buttons FastForward and Rewind in the toolbar, accelerating Opera users' Web navigation. Users can also speed up researching with the completely new Notes features or view photo files with SlideShow.
With the two new buttons FastForward and Rewind, the user can sit back and let the browser anticipate where they would like to go next. FastForward was introduced as part of the Forward button in Opera 7 for Windows, but has been developed much further, resulting in two completely new buttons being added to the Opera toolbar. The FastForward and Rewind buttons are illustrated by two arrows each, either going back or forward, placed right next to the corresponding Back or Forward buttons.
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Software: FreeBSD x86-64 Support News
Posted by viper on Thursday, May 08 @ 11:32:14 CEST
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AMDZone: Murray Stokely of the FreeBSD team sent in this news about version 5.2 containing official x86-64 support.
Anyway, AMD64 support is coming along rapidly right now but is still not ready for public release. Neither 5.0 nor the upcoming 5.1 natively support AMD64, but 5.2 should. Keep an eye on the FreeBSD mailing lists for more info.
More info at FreeBSD
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Software: Redhat Announces GinGin64 x86-64 Preview
Posted by viper on Saturday, May 03 @ 10:46:19 CEST
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Redhat has announced the release of GinGin64, the x86-64 OS that supports Hammer:
Hardware Requirements
The following information represents the minimum hardware requirements
necessary to successfully install Red Hat Linux 8.0.95:
- CPU:
- AMD Opteron(TM) processor
- Hard Disk Space (NOTE: Additional space will be required for user data):
- Custom Installation (minimum): 500MB
- Server (minimum): 825MB
- Personal Desktop: 1.4GB
- Workstation: 1.8GB
- Custom Installation (everything): 4.5GB
- Memory:
- Minimum for text-mode: 128MB
- Minimum for graphical: 192MB
- Recommended for graphical: 256MB
More info at Redhat.
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Software: OpenBSD 3.3 Released
Posted by viper on Thursday, May 01 @ 15:24:15 CEST
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OpenBSD 3.3 is out and more secure than ever.
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