Slackware Raspberry Pi — Dark's Code Dump DarkELEC Release 3 Just an interim release for now as I don’t have my proper dev environment (TV, Pi-compatible internet connection, etc.). Once I figure out a way of getting networking to my Pi, I’ll throw in the promised features such as USB audio support. No idea at all if this works (I can’t do much more than play about in the menu with no networking), but it certainly seems a lot smoother and more responsive than r2. There’s been no significant changes on my part, but likely a very significant amount from upstream (namely the extra codecs, 512mb support, etc.). Download: Sauce: More details: DarkElec Release 2 NEW VERSION! Finally got DarkELEC to compile successfully with the latest upstream changes from OpenELEC along with a few tweaks that I’ve since forgotten Observations for this build: NEW VERSION! Features:
Puppy Linux Ultimate Edition Seven Things to do after Installing Bodhi Linux So you've taken the plunge and opted to install Bodhi Linux. Perhaps you read a recent review or one of the screen shots in our gallery caught your eye. Either way you've got a newly installed system and you might be wondering what exactly to do next. The following are seven things that are a good idea to do on a cleanly installed Bodhi system. 1.) Check for Updates Bodhi Linux has a semi-rolling release model. sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade Enter your password, press enter and then let APT work it's magic. 2.) There are a lot of hard working people on the Bodhi team that try to bring you the best documentation possible. 3.) One of the things you will note about Bodhi Linux is that we have a minimal application set that gets installed by default. The first is our Application Center. Feel free to take some time to look at all the other software that is listed on the page as well. Can't find what you are looking for on our software page? 4.) 5.) 6.) 7.) ~Jeff Hoogland
KDE PiBang Linux KNOPPIX -=> KNOPPER.NET News <=- KNOPPIX 4.0.1 Released Starting from version 4.0, the KNOPPIX-project has been split into a DVD "maxi" edition, and a "KNOPPIX light" on CD, both developed in parallel. The limited, printed first edtion of the KNOPPIX 4.0 DVD (booting in german by default) has been available at LinuxTag 2005 at different booths, and is now available for download as updated 4.0.1 release on most KNOPPIX Mirrors. For those with insufficient bandwidth for downloading the 3.5GB DVD image, there is still the possibility to order a copy at some independent CD and DVD shops. Because of many updates and technical improvements in the meantime since the 4.0 DVD, work on the Knoppix "light" CD release has been delayed somewhat. Main features of the Knoppix 4.0.1 DVD [original german press note]: Knopper.Net is not responsible for the content of external web pages