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| 2005-01-22 |
NEW • Distribution Release: LiVux 2.0 |
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LiVux is a Debian-based live CD created by the Linux community in Valencia, Spain. Version 2.0 was announced a few days ago and today it was made available for download. The new version, based on Debian Sarge, comes with the following new features and software packages: KDE 3.3; kernel 2.6.9 and 2.4.29; autodetection of ALSA drivers; a new boot system with a menu for selecting the desired boot mode; new version of Blender with support for generating games; update of Scribus to version 1.2.1 with a complete translation into Spanish and many new features; update of KOffice with improved compatibility for importing documents; new Mozilla and OpenOffice.org 1.1.3.... More details in the release announcement (in Spanish). Download: LiVux-2.0.iso (693MB).
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| LiVux is a live CD with a collection of educational software. Based on Knoppix and created in Valencia, Spain.
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http://www.livux.org/ |
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