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| About Zen
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| Zen Linux is a bootable live CD distribution. Most configuration is done automatically upon boot and requires no user interaction. It includes the ability to to create remastered, personalised editions of the product.
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| 2005-05-16 |
Distribution Release: Zen Linux 1.2 |
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Zen Linux 1.2 has been released: "We have something really special for you this time around. A lot of work has been put into creating a highly stable release. New frameworks have been added and we have the beginning of our GUI tools! We have a very intelligent GUI framework as well as a full Debian menu system integration! Also included are the very latest GNOME, KDE, XFce, and even Enlightenment DR17! This release adds a few new flavors to the official ISO set for your enjoyment." Read the rest of the release announcement for more information. The Zen Linux mirrors are still in the process of being populated; in the meantime, the ISO images can be downloaded via BitTorrent. Here is a quick link to the DVD image torrent: Zen_DVD_v1.2r.iso.torrent (1,136MB).
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| 2005-03-06 |
Distribution Release: Zen Linux 1.1 |
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Zen Linux 1.1, code name "Shitake" (which, incidentally, means "mushroom" in Japanese), has been released: "Zen Linux v1.1 (Shitake) release is now available. Highlights: Unionfs is now in the initrd phase - it is now possible to apt-get new packages while running via the live CD and all changes made to the live system will be transferred to disk during install. Added the Zen Linux Conversions Framework - it is now possible to convert Core to another 'flavor' such as GNOME or KDE." See the release announcement for further details. The ISO images are in the process of being uploaded to mirror sites; in the meantime you can obtain the three flavours of Zen Linux 1.1 via BitTorrent: ZenLinux_v1.1_Core.iso.torrent (344MB), ZenLinux_v1.1_Gnome.iso.torrent (635MB), ZenLinux_v1.1_KDE.iso.torrent (677MB).
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Trusted End Node Security
Trusted End Node Security (TENS), previously called Lightweight Portable Security (LPS), was a Linux-based live CD with a goal of allowing users to work on a computer without the risk of exposing their credentials and private data to malware, key loggers and other Internet-era ills. It includes a minimal set of applications and utilities, such as the Firefox web browser or an encryption wizard for encrypting and decrypting personal files. The live CD was a product produced by the United States of America's Department of Defence and was part of that organization's Software Protection Initiative.
Status: Discontinued
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