David Cortarello has announced the release of Kwort Linux 3.2, a CRUX-based desktop distribution (with Openbox) designed for intermediate and advanced Linux users: "
Almost
a year has passed since Kwort's last stable release, and today I'm
rolling out a new release of our system. This is a major upgrade of
almost every software package included in Kwort 3.14, except the
toolchain. The most noticeable changes include: move from OpenOffice.org
to LibreOffice; a new kernel 3 series, Firefox 7.0.1 (not installed by
default but you can install it from the CD image) and the latest version
of Chromium. Other than what's noticeable, there are tons of
improvements under the hood, like the inclusion of LVM2 and mdadm for
logical volume management and raid support, the ext4 file system
supported in the installation and some nice improvements in kpkg." Visit the distribution's
home page to read the release announcement.
Download the installation CD image from here:
kwort-3.2.iso (393MB,
MD5).
