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Embedded Distributions:
[19]3ilinux
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[25]ELKS
[26]Embedded Debian
[27]Embedix
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[41]Tynux
[42]uClinux
[43]White Dwarf Linux
Secured Distributions:
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[51]CClinux
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[54]Fd Linux
[55]floppyfw
[56]Floppix
[57]FREESCO
[58]Linux Router Project
[59]LOAF
[60]muLinux
[61]Nuclinux
[62]One Disk Linux
[63]ShareTheNet
[64]Small Linux
[65]Tomsrtbt
CD-based
[66]BBLCD Toolkit
[67]DemoLinux
[68]Gibraltar
[69]innominate Bootable Business Card
[70]Linuxcare Bootable Business Card
[71]RunOnCD
[72]SuperRescue
[73]Timo's Rescue CD
Small Disk
[74]hal91
[75]MicroLinux
[76]Peanut Linux
[77]PKLinux
[78]SmoothWall
[79]TA-Linux
Wireless
[80]Bambi Linux
[81]Flying Linux
Hardware-specific
(ARM)
[82]ARM Linux
(PowerPC)
[83]Apokalypse
[84]Black Lab Linux
[85]LinuxPPC
[86]MkLinux
(Quad Xeon)
[87]QuadLinux
(Old, Slow)
[88]ClarkConnect
[89]Monkey Linux
[90]TINY
DOS/Windows install
[91]Armed Linux
[92]DragonLinux
[93]Phat Linux
[94]Skygate
Diskless Terminal
[95]LTSP
[96]Pygmy
[97]Xdenu
Education
[98]Boston University
[99]kmLinux
[100]OpenClassroom
[101]Red Escolar
Non-technical desktop
[102]easyLinux
[103]Independence
[104]Laetos
[105]LibraNet
[106]Redmond Linux
Distributions
Please note that security updates from the various distributions are
covered in the [107]security section.
New Distributions
Ututo. Ututo is a Linux distribution designed to be run directly off
of a CD. It was developed in Argentina to support solar energy
students and allow them to easily use a program called sceptre. Once
completed, though, it became a more generally useful tool, for
teaching, for disseminating information and more. Security is not a
focus of this distribution; from the comments in the
[108]distributions survey they were kind enough to fill out for us,
"everyone is root" and any hard drives on the system will be mounted
and made available.
Ututo is derived from both SuSE 6.4 and Debian 2.1. It is available
for download, but not yet available for sale (though they are working
to make that possible). Spanish is the main language supported,
wherever possible.
Astaro Security Linux. On the firewall/router front, [109]Astaro
Security Linux was added to our list this week. Note that the license
for the product is marked on Freshmeat as "free for non-commercial
use". We haven't had a chance to investigate that comment; obviously
any changes they make to GPL'd software must be made available, since
they are distributing them, but they may also be including software
developed in-house that is more heavily restricted.
Astaro ships with "a specially-hardened Linux 2.4" kernel. Version
1.741 was released last week to include updates to bind 8.2.3.
Relax Linux. [110]Relax Linux just announced version 2.5, so we
presume they've been around a while, even if we haven't heard of them
until their recent posting to Freshmeat. Relax Linux is a small disk
Linux distribution (less than 350MB) that can be booted via the
loopback device (presumably off a Windows partition) or installed in
an ext2 partition. It is aimed at the desktop user.
Distribution Reviews
SuSE Professional 7.0 (DukeOfUrl). The DukeOfUrl [111]reviews SuSE
Professional 7.0. "SuSE has another distinguishing feature that I wish
more distributions would model, and that is their documentation. It
rivals many of the third-party manuals Linux users often feel
compelled to buy. With SuSE Professional you get four manuals, not
one, not one plus a quick start guide, but four full-fledged
paperbacks, well, almost."
General-Purpose Distributions
ASPLinux News. [112]ASPLinux is a "100% Red Hat-compatible"
distribution out of Singapore. We've mentioned their distribution
plans a couple of times in the past year, including [113]this coverage
last September. This week, they announced the [114]pre-production
release of their distribution. They are making boxed sets available to
people in exchange for feedback and comments.
Conectiva News. The folks at Conectiva are [115]looking for mirror
sites for the stable and snapshot releases of their distribution.
Requirements: between 2.5GB and 10GB of space, depending on how much
you are willing to mirror.
Debian News. This week's [116]Kernel Cousin Debian has a full report
on a range of good discussions that have come up on the Debian
developer list recently. Issues with the way in which package
maintainers have been using debconf lead the list -- there is concern
that Debian is building packages that stomp on manual changes to
package files, an example seen in other distributions that Debian does
not wish to follow.
Other discussions have been heard before and will be again, such as,
"Should Debian provide optimized binaries?" and "What about a
Debian/BSD?".
Not yet covered in the Kernel Cousin Debian are [117]recent package
organization changes, notably for XFree86 4. These are apparently
causing compatibility problems that are keeping new packages out of
testing. Package maintainers should review the suggestions for
handling these problems.
A few weeks ago, a list of 68 packages that would be removed from
Debian if new maintainers did not step forward was posted. This week,
the [118]results are in and only five packages will removed. The rest
have been adopted by new maintainers, which is very good to hear. For
the curious, archie, fvwmconf, gambc, ocamltk and rel are the packages
that are being removed from Debian.
Meanwhile, there is also [119]progress on the new maintainers front. A
new recommendation system has been put in place to try to assure that
new maintainers are likely to be qualified before they enter the
approval process. It is hoped that will cut down on the number of
entries in the process and prevent a backlog from choking the system.
Check out the latest [120]Kernel Cousin Debian Hurd for a look at the
progress in that counterpart to Debian GNU/Linux. It was interesting
to catch comments from Richard Stallman about the Hurd kernel in the
documentary Revolution OS, first shown last week at LinuxWorld. He
indicated that the model used for the Hurd kernel was "too complicated
to be quickly debugged or easily maintained" and actually called Linux
"a better kernel". For more information on Revolution OS, check out
our [121]LinuxWorld coverage.
Linux-Mandrake News. MandrakeSoft has [122]announced the beta release
of "Mandrake Security," a firewall and router system built with
Linux-Mandrake 7.2.
LinuxPPC News. LinuxPPC has [123]announced, in partnership with
Integrated Computer Solutions, that Open Motif will be bundled with
its distribution.
Slackware News. Slackware's support for the Alpha and Sparc platforms
is now truly official; the [124]Changelogs for all three platforms
have now been made available. Large file support is going into the
Intel and Sparc platforms. Meanwhile, the rate of general package
updates has started to escalate for all three platforms.
SuSE News. The magazine GermanHot100 has [125]named (in German) SuSE
as its February 'Startup of the month'. The article gives an overview
of the company and its near-term plans. An English translation is
available [126]via Babelfish.
SuSE has [127]announced its entry into the Linux portal business with
the "Linux Knowledge Portal." It includes technical tips, news site
headlines, and a lot of other stuff, including some original news
items. For example, there is [128]an interview with Linus Torvalds
where he is asked to predict what will happen in 2001: "'AntiTrust'
the movie will be a big hit, and as a result Miguel de Icaza will move
to Hollywood to start a career as an actor. However, he hits on some
bad times, and ends up being featured only in a few B-class porno
flicks."
Embedded Distributions
Details emerge on Transmeta's "Mobile Linux" (LinuxDevices).
LinuxDevices.com is [129]carrying an article by Henry Kingman, senior
producer of ZDNet's Linux Resource Center. "Buried in one of the
technical sessions in the basement at Linuxworld came a low-key
pre-announcement of the first public availability of "Mobile Linux," a
quasi-distribution and embedded Linux development toolkit that Linus
Torvalds and other Transmeta employees have been working on for
several years. "It's very close," according to Dan Quinlan, a Linux
developer at Transmeta."
Section Editor: [130]Liz Coolbaugh
February 8, 2001
Please note that not every distribution will show up every week. Only
distributions with recent news to report will be listed.
General Purpose
[131]Alphanet
[132]Alzza Linux
[133]Astaro Security [134]ASPLinux
[135]Bad Penguin Linux
[136]Best Linux
[137]Black Cat Linux
[138]BluePoint Linux
[139]BYO Linux [140]CAEN Linux
[141]Cafe Linux
[142]Caldera OpenLinux
[143]Circle MUDLinux
[144]Complete Linux
[145]Conectiva Linux
[146]Corel Linux
[147]Darkstar Linux
[148]Debian GNU/Linux
[149]DLite
[150]easyLinux
[151]e-smith
[152]Elfstone Linux
[153]ESware Linux
[154]Eurielec Linux
[155]eXecutive Linux
[156]FTOSX
[157]Gentoo
[158]Gentus
[159]HA Linux
[160]Halloween Linux
[161]HispaFuentes
[162]IceLinux
[163]Ivrix
[164]ix86 Linux
[165]JBLinux
[166]Jurix
[167]Kaiwal Linux
[168]Kondara MNU/Linux
[169]KRUD
[170]KSI-Linux
[171]Laonux
[172]LASER5
[173]Leetnux
[174]Linpus Linux
[175]Linux Cyrillic Edition
[176]Linux MLD
[177]Linux-Mandrake
[178]LinuxFromScratch
[179]LinuxOne OS
[180]LinuxPPP
[181]Linux Pro Plus
[182]Linux-SIS
[183]LNX System
[184]LoopLinux
[185]LSD
[186]Lute Linux
[187]MageNet
[188]Mastodon
[189]MaxOS
[190]minilinux
[191]nmrcOS
[192]NoMad Linux
[193]PingOO Linux
[194]Plamo Linux
[195]PLD
[196]Progeny
[197]Project Ballantain
[198]PROSA
[199]Rabid Squirrel
[200]Red Flag
[201]Red Hat
[202]Repairlix
[203]Rock Linux
[204]Scrudgeware
[205]Serial Terminal
[206]Slackware
[207]spyLinux
[208]Stampede
[209]Stataboware
[210]Storm Linux
[211]SuSE
[212]TechLinux
[213]Think Blue Linux
[214]TimeSys Linux/RT
[215]Tom Linux
[216]Trinux
[217]TurboLinux
[218]Ute-Linux
[219]VA-enhanced Red Hat
[220]VectorLinux
[221]Vine Linux
[222]Virtual Linux
[223]WholeLinux
[224]WinLinux 2000
[225]XTeamLinux
[226]Yellow Dog Linux
[227]ZipSlack
[228]ZipSpeak
Country-specific
Britain
[229]Definite Linux
[230]Eridani
Italy
[231]Madeinlinux
Related Projects
[232]Chinese Linux Extension
[233]Next: Development
[234]Eklektix, Inc. Linux powered! Copyright Л 2001 [235]Eklektix,
Inc., all rights reserved
Linux (R) is a registered trademark of Linus Torvalds
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Sergey Lentsov |
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