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"Hello Ubuntu developers,

Welcome to Karmic Koala Alpha 5, which will in time become Ubuntu 9.10.

Pre-releases of Karmic are *not* encouraged for anyone needing a stable system or anyone who is not comfortable running into occasional, even frequent breakage. They are, however, recommended for Ubuntu developers and those who want to help in testing, reporting, and fixing bugs.

Alpha 5 is the fifth in a series of milestone CD images that will be released throughout the Karmic development cycle. The Alpha images are known to be reasonably free of showstopper CD build or installer bugs, while representing a very recent snapshot of Karmic. You can download it here:

http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/releases/karmic/... (Ubuntu)
http://uec-images.ubuntu.com/releases/karm... (Ubuntu Server for UEC and EC2)
http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/ports/releases/k... (Ubuntu ARM)
http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/kubuntu/releases... (Kubuntu)
http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/xubuntu/releases... (Xubuntu)
http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/mythbuntu/releas... (Mythbuntu)

See http://wiki.ubuntu.com/Mirrors for a list of mirrors.

Alpha 5 includes a number of software updates that are ready for large-scale testing. This is quite an early set of images, so you should expect some bugs. For a list of known bugs (that you don't need to report if you encounter), please see:

http://www.ubuntu.com/testing/karmic/alpha5

If you're interested in following the changes as we further develop Karmic, have a look at the karmic-changes mailing list:

http://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/k...

We also suggest that you subscribe to the ubuntu-devel-announce list if you're interested in following Ubuntu development. This is a low-traffic list (a few posts a week) carrying announcements of approved specifications, policy changes, alpha releases, and other interesting events.

http://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/u...

Bug reports should go to the Ubuntu bug tracker:

https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Reportin...

Enjoy,
--
Steve Langasek
On behalf of the Ubuntu release team"

http://www.ubuntu.com/

https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-d...

http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/releases/karmic/...

755ff52b97501caed0be04e740477527 *karmic-desktop-i386.iso

MooLux is a Live USB Linux distribution based on Slackware that utilizes the KDE desktop environment. MooLux is a portable operating system that can be taken with you containing tools for Internet browsing, email, chat, multimedia, office and software for C, Python, Perl programming tasks. The latest version of Moolux is MooLux-5.4 (released 08 July 2009)

MooLux is a Live USB Linux distribution based on Slackware that utilizes the KDE desktop environment. MooLux is a portable operating system that can be taken with you containing tools for Internet browsing, email, chat, multimedia, office and software for C, Python, Perl programming tasks. The latest version of Moolux is MooLux-5.4 (released 08 July 2009)

MooLux 5.4
Moolux is a Linux operating system providing wide colection of useful software with Xwindow system and KDE desktop environment.
Download MooLux
MooLux is designed to be a full system right out of the box. Moolux has all you need USB Disk 1GB. Now we know all you need is not always all you want. Linux is all about choices, right. Moolux can also easily expand using packages from Slackware or other Slackware 3rd party sites. Included in moolux Is a small collection of simple games. These are not meant to impress, they are just a taste of the real fun you can have with MooLux. Try MooLux for full time and see if you are not impressed with this. And if you find anything that needs improvement let we know. See Screenshot (here)
Features
- Based on Slackware 12.2 with kernel 2.6.27.7
- Kernel support Aufs, squashfs, Squashfs-lzma, and Bootsplash
- KDE-3.5.10
- Openoffice.org-3.1
- Kaffeine Media Player-0.8.8 with Full Codecs from Mplayer
- Firefox-3.0.11 with Flashgot, Thunderbird-2.0.0.22, Pidgin-2.5.8 with guification
- K3B-1.0.5 Grsync-3.0.2, Gftp-2.0.18, ktorrent-2.2.7
- gparted-0.3.8, Gslapt-0.4.0
- gimp-2.4.6, qcomicbook-0.3.4,StarDict-3.0.1
- Bluefish-1.0.7,kchmviewer-3.1.2, Supertux-0.1.3
- Wlassistant-0.5.7, KDEBluetooth-1.0-Beta
- and many others……..(see packages list)
Requirement
These are the minimal hardware requirements to run MooLux in with correct performance (some lower configs work, but might be slow) :
- PIV or better, Pentium or AMD are both OK.
- 512 MB of RAM
- No harddisk is required if run Live-USB.
- 1GB space to install Live Mode
- 3GB linux partition space to install Real Mode

http://www.moolux.org/
http://repo.ugm.ac.id/iso/moolux/MooLux-5....
http://kuliax.ugm.ac.id/iso/moolux/MooLux-...

Many issues have been addressed from the previous Spri Beta One and Beta Two releases, however some issues may remain. Remember, this is a beta release. If you come across any issues, let us know in the forum and we'll get a fix out ASAP

Changes

There are lots of changes in this release, I'll add the ones I consider most important here;

• The Wallpaper manager has been changed to PCManFM, and as a result, there are now icons on the desktop by default.
• A shutdown icon has been added to the Spri Desktop. The menu logout buttons will be addressed in a later release.
• GNOME-Mplayer has replaced gXine as the default videoplayer. I'd appreciate any feedback about this change on this forum thread.
• Thanks to a suggestion by OU812 on the forum, the volume wheel applet has been replaced and should now be fully functional. Please submit a bug if this isn't the case for you.
• The Spri and Medibuntu repositories have been added to the repositories list complete with working apt-key, and the spri-desktop package has been added. You should get all updates throught apt using apt-get upgrade.
• In line with this, upgrade manager has also been added, and is available from the Spri menu.
• Wicd has replaced network-manager as the network management application. This is a direct result of a bug that I could not fix detailed here. If you have any issues with Wicd, please post on the forum and/or file a bug. If you wish to remina using network manager + nm-applet, the old Spri Beta 2 is still available in the downloads section under "old release".

  I think that is about it. Again, feedback is always appreciated via the forum

Spri Linux is a lightweight, super fast Ubuntu based Linux distribution focused on speed and usability. It uses the IceWM window manager - a lightning quick, lightweight alternative to Ubuntu's default desktop environment. Having been built from the ground up from an Ubuntu base, Spri can revitalize older hardware and is fast, stable and functional.

Spri Beta One is now available for download from the downloads section of the website

Many issues have been addressed from the previous release, however some issues may remain. Remember, this is a beta release. If you come across any issues, let us know in the forum and we'll get a fix out ASAP.

http://sprilinux.com/
http://sprilinux.com/downloads/beta/spri-l...

"The Xen Live CD brings together several features and attempts to show many different situations, as far as possible, in a clear and functional way. For example, different architectures of the Hypervisor, pre-configured virtual machines with different kernel of dom0, virtual framebuffer enabled for virtual work stations, extra examples with SDL console enabled, demonstration of conversion between machines HVM / PVM, several methods of how to make a virtual hard disk, among many other examples of what can be done with Xen.

The Xen Live CD is actually a Debian Lenny 5.0. Anyone can create their own version of Xen Live CD, since there is available a ISO generator based on the live-helper. [...]

Some features

* The version i386 of the Xen Live CD has a Xen Hypervisor for 64-bits CPUs as an option in GRUB's menu. You can use without any problem, a 32-bits dom0/domU on top of a 64-bits hypervisor.
* The Xorg open source X Window System.
* Basic Gnome Desktop.
* Five tools ready to use for the management of the system, they are: the command `xm' of the Xen, the libvirt, the program virt-manager, the tool xen-tools and program Convirt.

* Two read-only root file systems that are used by four virtual machines, two servers and two work stations. The servers (server01 and server02) make use of the file "ubuntu-8.10-server-i386.squashfs" and the work stations (client01 and client02) make use of the file "ubuntu-8.10-desktop-i386.squashfs", both located in the CD-ROM of the Xen Live CD.
* Pre-configured file of a virtual machine to start Windows installation.
* Example of how to convert Linux virtual machines from HVM to PVM. With the new paravirt_ops, this can be done smoothly.
* Also there is a pre-configured file of a virtual machine to start Debian Installer within a Paravirtual domU.
* Three different methods to create the virtual hard disks of their virtual machines, sparse files, discs in LVM and partitions in LVM.
* To explore the possibilities, the tools vblade and aoetools was added to work with the AoE protocol, the Redhat Cluster Suite to make the LVM cluster aware, the virtual switch VDE2 with its web interface VDEtelweb and vconfig to deal with VLANs."

http://wiki.xensource.com/xenwiki/LiveCD
http://livexen01.worldweb.com.br/release-0...
75eda41f07bf36c0bbd69a71713b76a7 /var/www/release-0.8.2/livecd-xen-3.2-0.8.2-i386.iso
http://livexen01.worldweb.com.br/release-0...

"Woof is a "magical script" that can download packages of some other GNU/Linux distribution, cut them right down to Puppy-size, then build a Puppy Linux live-CD/DVD -- and do all of this totally automatically. The design of Woof is intended to be so flexible that packages from any distro can be processed.

At the time of writing Woof is supporting Debian, Ubuntu, Slackware and Arch. Puppy can be built from whatever is the current one. Whenever there is a new release, all that Woof needs is the name of the release and Woof will then download all the packages and build a new Puppy Linux."

http://www.puppylinux.com/woof/index.html
http://www.puppylinux.org/?q=wiki/woof-pup...

This is a special edition of MONOMAXOS Linux Operating System that comes out as a Live DVD.A large variety of Open source software installed in this Live DVD provides solutions for “PROFESSIONAL" office use from secretaries/mechanics / electricians / designers etc. Supports playback of every kind of multimedia material (including HD video) and any kind of internet content.

sample of installed software:

Open Office 3.1 (spelling check for English & Greek language) / Spss software /evolution mail and calendar /homebank / planner/ gfax / efax / foxit reader / pdf shuffler / glabels designer / XSane image scanner/ gscan to pdf/Hocr/Picasa 3.0 /Picasa photo viewer / Gimp image editor / Fotoxx / F-spot image viewer / GTcam / Fl Photo / hugin panorama creator /hugin batch stitcher /gnome photo printer / GNU paint / Inkscape vector graphics editor / Scribus Desktop publishing / Free CAD /QCAD /SagCAD / Vari CAD viewer /DIA diagram editor / Misfit model 3D / Wings 3D Polygon mesh modeler / Blender /Electric / gEDA / KiCAD/ Ktech Lab / Qucs / QtDMM /Google earth / skype /msn / Filezilla /Gftp / JFTP / Kompozer /VLC media player / Totem / Bracero / Desktop image recorder / Virtual machine manager / Gns3 Graphical network simulator etc.

In office version there is also support for installation within windows ( wubi-installer) and plenty of new firmware for devises.

ISO size 1.6GB

passwords (root user=user & root pass=root)

* use user/root as default username & pass during installation and after the finish of installation change name and password .

HOMEPAGE: http://www.monomaxos.gr/eng.htm
CONTACT : http://monomaxos-linux.blogspot.com/
DOWNLOAD: http://www.monomaxos.gr/download.htm
torrent and Rapidshare.com Links avaliable

Monomaxos* is a Linux based operating system made from user emcpn in Athens , Greece. It’s an Ubuntu 8.10) based system that provides full support for any kind of multimedia files and any kind of internet content just out of the box. It can even be used as a stand-alone media center using the embedded XBMC media center. Contains large number of software packages and firmware for any kind of modern hardware that makes it really powerful operating system. It was actually build for use from amateur Greek users as a ‘’demonstration’’ Live DVD for the capabilities of Linux and Open source. After a lot of requests and considering the success of the Monomaxos Live DVD in many countries outside Greece an English edition of Monomaxos is out for international use.
* Monomaxos is the Greek word for ‘’Gladiator’’

It's very easy to install within windows using a modified MONOMAXOS-Wubi builded for this purpose. There is also avaliable for download (from the monomaxos homepage) a modified Unetbootin Live USB installer.

The Live DVD supports ‘’out of the box’’ playback of any kind of multimedia file (sound/video/internet streaming /even HD video playback) using VLC Media player. There is embedded Media center (XBMC) and plenty of software for ripping and burning CD’s and DVD’s. Open Office suite (ver. 3.1) is used as office suite. Firefox 3.0.12 and Opera 9.6 are used for internet browsing. Firefox is optimized for perfect use (download manager/flash support/youtube videos download with just one click/HD video is also supported).Google Earth (ver.4.3) and Google Picasa (ver.3) included. Gnomenu software instead of classic Gnome main menu. Support for downloading any kind of internet content (via torrent/peer2peer/live links) even downloading .ccf files using JDOWNLOADER. Every kind of Internet communication is also available (MSN/SKYPE/VOIP etc). There is software for making AVI’s and mp3’s. Audacity and Gimp are used for editing sound and images . Including the MAME games which are functional out of the box (including the best 550 selected games). Many system tools like antivirus software with updates using the internet , tools for system maintenance etc . System is optimized to support compiz desktop effects and read-write of NTFS hard disks just out of the box. And there is also a large list of software for every possible need !!!

HOMEPAGE: http://www.monomaxos.gr/eng.htm
CONTACT : http://monomaxos-linux.blogspot.com/
DOWNLOAD: http://www.monomaxos.gr/download.htm torrent and Rapidshare.com Links avaliable

If you are running Debian, install debian-live:

apt-get install debian-live

(you must be root (superuser) to install debian-live)

Then type:

lh_config --packages "xserver-xorg-video-vesa xterm xfonts-base xinit jwm"

(the basics and gives you the jwm window manager)

Then type:

lh_build

Then wait for the .iso image to be built.

Use qemu to boot it if you have it installed:

qemu -cdrom binary.iso

If you want other programs included in your operating system, put them in the list along with jwm, xterm, ...

So if you wanted iceweasel (firefox), gftp, xpdf, gxine, leafpad on your os, you would type:

lh_config --packages "xserver-xorg-video-vesa xterm xfonts-base xinit jwm iceweasel gftp xpdf gxine leafpad"

If this doesnt work for you, reply with why.

"Linux is a very versatile operating system. Many high performance systems are build on a Linux OS. However, Linux can bring life to a low end machine. This way you can build your own silent Linux computer!"

http://box.matto.nl/usbworkstation.html