Книга: Discontinued Linux Distributions: Red Hat Linux, Lycoris, Linspire, the Linux Router Project, Caldera Openlinux, Yggdrasil Linux|gnu|x

Purchase includes free access to book updates online and a free trial membership in the publisher's book club where you can select from more than a million books without charge. Chapters: Red Hat Linux, Lycoris, Linspire, the Linux Router Project, Caldera Openlinux, Yggdrasil Linux/gnu/x, Linux for Playstation 2, Nitix, Mcc Interim Linux, Mklinux, E/os, Corel Linux, Libranet, Kurumin, Kororaa, Alinux, Vidalinux, Hikarunix, Sentry Firewall, Feather Linux, Trustix, Black Lab Linux, Beatrix, White Box Enterprise Linux, Immunix, Softlanding Linux System, Demolinux, Santa Fe Linux, Phlak, Think Blue Linux, Mcnlive, Clusterknoppix, Co-Createlinux, Userlinux, Agnula, Turkix. Excerpt: AGNULA is a defunct project originally funded by the European Commission aimed at creating two Linux distributions for use in music and audio production: DeMuDi (the Debian multimedia distribution , based on Debian ) and ReHMuDi (the Red Hat multimedia distribution , based on Red Hat Linux ). The project name stands for A GNU/Linux distribution for Audio'. When funding for the project ceased, volunteers continued to develop the DeMuDi branch, which has since been absorbed into the Debian Multimedia Project . The ReHMuDi branch of the project has been abandoned entirely. See also (online edition) A hyperlinked version of this chapter is at The aLinux logo aLinux (pronounced / e l n ks/ ) is a Linux distribution created and maintained by Jay Klepacs. It uses KDE as its default desktop environment and can use Enlightenment with an add-on pack. It is designed to have a Windows 7/Vista-style 'look'. Version History Retrieved on May 22, 2007 aLinux's original name was Peanut Linux. Peanut began as a mini-OS, along the lines of Xubuntu or DSL . Peanut went through several revisions between 9.6 and 12.0, and was not officially released to the public during this period. During version 12.1 development, a Peanut package repository (for use with the new Synaptic clone) was released. System Requiremen...