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gOS was an easy-to-use, Ubuntu-based distribution designed for less technical computer users. Its main features are the use of Enlightenment as the default desktop and tight integration of various Google products and services into the product.
Status: Discontinued
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| About K12Linux
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| K12Linux is Linux Terminal Server Project (LTSP.org) integrated with Fedora, in a convenient Live USB or DVD media installer. Since 1999, LTSP has empowered many schools and businesses with Linux-based terminal servers and thin clients, allowing low-cost clients or recycled computers to become powerful Linux desktop machines. K12Linux allows easy deployment of a Linux terminal server, capable of serving entire networks of netboot diskless clients. Clients login to the central terminal server, where they can use any Linux desktop environment and most desktop applications. Significant long-term cost savings are made possible by central management of software and accounts.
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| 2009-02-04 |
Distribution Release: K12Linux F10 "Live Server" |
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Warren Togami has announced the release of K12Linux F10 "Live Server", a distribution featuring the Linux Terminal Server Project integrated with Fedora 10 in a convenient live USB or DVD media installer: "The K12Linux team is proud to announce the release of K12Linux F10 Live Server. K12Linux allows easy deployment of a Linux terminal server, capable of serving entire networks of netboot diskless clients. Clients login to the central terminal server, where they can use any Linux desktop environment (GNOME, KDE, Xfce) and most desktop applications. The clients are stateless, making them easy to maintain and replace by on-site staff with minimal training. Features: auto-configuration of diskless thin clients; applications like OpenOffice.org or Firefox are typically faster than a standalone Linux desktop; sound is automatically forwarded over the network via PulseAudio; local application support; local storage devices support." Read the full release announcement for further details. Download (SHA1): k12linux-f10-i386-stable4.iso (813MB), k12linux-f10-x86_64-stable4.iso (818MB).
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| 2006-12-24 |
Distribution Release: K12LTSP Linux 6.0.0 |
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Eric Harrison has announced the release of K12LTSP Linux 6.0.0: "Still looking for the perfect Christmas gift for the spouse? K12LTSP 6.0.0 is now available for all of your gift-giving needs!" What's new in this release? "K12LTSP 6.0.0 is based on Fedora Core 6, with a large number of changes including: LTSP 4.2 update 4; a bunch of packages from Fedora Extras; hundreds of updated FC6 packages; a handful of K12LTSP packages, just to spice things up. This release of K12LTSP is slightly different than past releases in that there is no specific 'LTSP' install option. If you want do a 'normal' Fedora Core 6 install from K12LTSP 6, simply uncheck the 'LTSP' package group. The 'Education' package group has been split up into two groups." More details in the release announcement. Download: K12LTSP-6.0.0-32bit-dvd.iso (3,841MB, MD5), K12LTSP-6.0.0-64bit-dvd.iso (4,369MB, MD5).
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| 2006-08-08 |
Distribution Release: K12LTSP Linux 5.0.0 |
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Eric Harrison has announced immediate availability of K12LTSP Linux 5.0.0, a Fedora-based distribution designed for terminal servers and diskless clients: "K12LTSP version 5.0 is now available for your downloading pleasure. K12LTSP 5.0 is based on Fedora Core 5, which includes all sorts of new stuff. Of primary interest to K12LTSP users: this release of Fedora includes Mono support for the first time, and Mono applications such as Beagle, F-Spot and Tomboy; there is dramatically improved internationalization support with SCIM." Read the rest of the release announcement for further details. The new version, available for both i386 and x86_64 architectures, comes on 6 CDs and can be downloaded from the project's main download server or its mirrors.
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| 2006-07-14 |
Development Release: K12LTSP Linux 5.0 RC1 |
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Eric Harrison has announced the availability of the first release candidate of K12LTSP Linux 5.0, a Fedora-based Linux distribution for thin clients: "K12LTSP 5.0.0 release candidate #1 has been uploaded. This includes today's LTSP CVS + the K12LTSP keymap fix. Jim tells me that LTSP 4.2 update 3 is about ready. If there are any additional updates to LTSP before update 3 is officially released, we'll add them into RC2. Please give this build a very thorough test and report any and all issues that you see. The repositories have been updated, if you have an earlier beta installed you can simply run 'yum update'." Here is the full release announcement. K12LTSP 5.0 comes on 6 CDs and is available for both the i386 and x86_64 architectures. Download from the k12.or.us server.
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| 2005-06-20 |
Development Release: K12LTSP Linux 4.4.0 Beta 1 |
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The first beta release of the upcoming K12LTSP Linux 4.4.0, now based on Fedora Core 4, is available for testing: "After several days of heavy-hacking, I have a first beta of K12LTSP 4.4.0 ready for testing. This is based on the just-released Fedora Core 4. It has all sorts of updates, including OpenOffice.org 2.0 beta. This beta also tests out changing the default desktop background. I updated my laptop and desktop earlier this week and all is going well so far. But keep in mind that this is a first beta, it is not ready for production use. This is not feature-complete and there are known bugs. If you want to help test this beta out, please be sure to run 'yum upgrade' after you install. I've already updated a dozen packages....". The release announcement. The five CD image set of K12LTSP Linux 4.4.0-beta1 can be downloaded from this directory.
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