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| 2004-06-01 |
NEW • Distribution Release: TupiServer Linux 1.1 |
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TupiServer Linux is a Brazilian distribution based on Kurumin Linux, but designed for server-specific tasks and with the lightweight Blane desktop environment, instead of KDE. The newly released version 1.1 has seen several important changes, including an updated hard disk installer allowing installation to any specified partition, a new control panel called "PainelX", updates to Opera and QTParted, and many bug fixes. Read the full release announcement (in Portuguese) for further details. Download: tupiserver_1.1.iso (185MB).
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| TupiServer Linux is a Linux distribution designed for servers and based on Kurumin Linux. It can be used as a live CD without a need to install it on hard disk.
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TupiServer Linux |
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http://www.tupiserver.com.br/ |
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http://www.tupiserver.com.br/forum |
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| 2005-01-27 |
Distribution Release: TupiServer Linux 2.0 |
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TupiServer Linux is a Brazilian server-oriented distribution and live CD based on Kurumin Linux. New features in TupiServer 2.0 include the option to install extra packages from the CD and the inclusion of the TupiAdmin tool, which consists of TupiFirewall (web-based firewall administration), TupiUsers (proxy authentication), and TupiSites (web site filtering). Here is the complete release announcement (in Portuguese). Download from here: tupiserver20.iso (462MB).
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