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kmLinux
kmLinux was a German Linux distribution intended for schools and other educational establishments. It was based on SUSE LINUX and was developed by the Association for Free Software and Education for the school authority of the German state of Schleswig-Holstein.
Status: Discontinued
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2004-04-25 |
NEW • Development Release: Ares Desktop Alpha 2 |
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This is the first ever public release of Ares Desktop, a Linux distribution launched in January 2004 by merging JAMD Linux and Blue Linux: "I went ahead and opened alpha 2 to the public. It is not bug free and may not work on your machine. But that's because it is alpha. DO NOT USE ON A PRODUCTION MACHINE. I released this because we need to have something released and it may be a while before I can get to the beta 1 installation issues. So check this out for the time being. I am going to be opening all alpha releases now for the public." Check out the distribution's home page to read the full announcement. Download: aresdesktop.iso (698MB).
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2004-01-13 |
NEW • Product Announcement: Ares Desktop |
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Blue Linux and JAMD Linux have merged to create a new desktop Linux distribution called Ares Desktop: "In late 2003, the lead developers of two GNU/Linux Desktop distributions started talks on common design goals and the problems faced by smaller desktop vendors. Limited resources, limited developers, limited users and a high level of demand were just a few of the problems. Their solution was to merge their resources and create a new distribution aimed at their common target market. From these efforts Ares Desktop was born." The full press release. The first release of Ares Desktop is planned before the end of February; find out more at ares-linux.com.
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