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| About Archie
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| Archie is a complete live Arch linux system to be run from a CD/USB, built with the KISS philosophy in mind. No packages have been removed to provide a full Arch linux system, yet it delivers the fastest performance with no excessive bloat. Archie uses its own hardware detection tool (lshwd) ideally to support wide range of hardware with low detection time. Archie also provides extended features such as multi-lingual capabilities, nesting capabilities, and hard disk install.
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| Archie Summary |
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Archie Live CD (formerly AL-AMLUG Live CD) |
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http://archie.dotsrc.org/ |
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http://archie.dotsrc.org/?q=node/7 • DistroWatch Torrent Archive |
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| Recent Related News and Releases |
| 2005-04-16 |
Distribution Release: Archie Live CD 0.4.1 |
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Archie 0.4.1 has been released: "Archie - Arch Live project has replaced AL-AMLUG Live CD. The former live CD of Arch had the look but not the speed of native Arch Linux, so Archie is developed on a completely different technology. Also with new appearance... Archie is a complete live Arch Linux system (v0.7) to be run from a CD/USB, built with the KISS philosophy in mind." Read the full announcement. Download: archie-0.4.1-xfce.iso (325MB). The package list and a few screenshots can be found on this page.
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| 2004-01-09 |
Distribution Release: AL-AMLUG Live CD 0.4 |
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The AL-AMLUG project has released a new version of the AL-AMLUG Live CD: "A new release of the Arch Linux based distribution of AL-AMLUG Live CD 0.4 is now available for download. Version 0.4 is a compressed file system (zisofs), running a bit faster. It's an 376MB ISO image (before 693MB) with more programs (XMMS multimedia player, pppconfig and nfs-utils), upgraded hardware detection, improved HD installer with network configure script, and a new font (ttf-ms-fonts) setting." Read the official announcement and further details at the AMLUG Project Logbook. Download: al-amlug-livecd-0.4.iso.tar.bz2 (305MB).
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| 2003-12-05 |
Distribution Release: AL-AMLUG Live CD 0.3 |
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AL-AMLUG Live CD 0.3 is out: "A new version of AL-AMLUG Live CD has been released with new features and packages. Version 0.3 is designed to act as a workstation for persons using temporary computers (when travelling, working in the field or don't own a computer) to access mail and to work with documents and accounts. With a 64MB or higher capacity thumb drive, it acts like a PC with customized user ID to save files and emails and more. It includes KDE, KOffice, Scribus desktop publishing, Opera web browser and email client, Quanta web development tool, Apache, PHP, MySQL, CUPS printer daemon and QTParted (a Partition Magic clone)." Read the complete announcement and visit the distribution's project page for further information and screenshots. Download: al-amlug-livecd-0.3.iso.tar.bz2 (243MB).
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