Rubén Rodríguez has announced the release of Trisquel
GNU/Linux 5.0, an Ubuntu-based distribution carefully stripped of all
non-free components in order to comply with Free Software Foundation's
four software freedoms: "
In what we can now call it a
tradition, we celebrate the Software Freedom Day by publishing our
latest release: Trisquel GNU/Linux 5.0 STS, code name 'Dagda'. Today we
publish both the standard GNOME-based and the lightweight LXDE-based
'Mini' editions. Current Trisquel 4.5 users can upgrade using the
update-manager application, without the need for re-installation.
Advanced installations -- server, RAID/LVM, encrypted, etc -- can be
done using the 'netinstall' images. The standard edition includes, among
many others, the following packages: Linux-libre kernel 2.6.38, GNOME
2.6.32, LibreOffice 3.3.3, Abrowser (our unbranded Mozilla-based web
browser) 6.0.2." Here is the full
release announcement with several screenshots.
Download:
trisquel_5.0_i686.iso (676MB,
MD5,
torrent),
trisquel_5.0_amd64.iso (696MB,
MD5,
torrent),
trisquel-mini_5.0_i686.iso (453MB,
MD5,
torrent),
trisquel-mini_5.0_amd64.iso (465MB,
MD5,
torrent).
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