Ikey Doherty has announced the availability of the third alpha release of SolusOS 2, a Debian-based Linux distribution featuring a highly tweaked GNOME 3.4 desktop: "
The
SolusOS team is pleased to announce the release of SolusOS 2 alpha 3.
This release uses the GNOME Classic Desktop Environment 3.4 (not
fallback), which is heavily tweaked to behave and look the same as GNOME
2. Please note that this is a development release and is not intended
for use on production machines. What’s different about SolusOS’s GNOME?
In SolusOS 2 we will be using GNOME 3.4, which in its current state
features a largely unusable fallback mode. We decided to patch various
parts of GNOME to make our implementation look and act identically to
our GNOME 2 setup seen in SolusOS 1. This has been done in a way that
will ensure 100% upstream compatibility." Read the full
release announcement for a list of main packages and known issues.
Download:
SolusOS-2-A3.iso (945MB,
MD5).
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