Fastest OS on the world its Puppy 5 Lucid

Fastest OS on the world its Puppy 5 Lucid: Linux2u.co.cc
This is first review of Puppy 5 lucid which is Ubuntu based. It is the fastest OS I used ever,it feels better than DSL.So I am going to share my Experience with you.
Screen Shots-

Download Wallpaper For PUPPY Linux

My Test Machine:

AMD64 3000+ Processor
MSI Motherboard
512 DDR II Ram
ESPON C 58 Printer
Samsung Monitor.

Installation:
I took a iso image from internet it was about 130 MB in size and burned using K3B of PCLunuxOS 2009.1. It was a live CD so I went for a Test Drive.It provides such tones of feature like it has everything from word processor to intant massenger. Booting from Live CD was fast from any other distro's Harddisk boot so imagine how fast it is. Actually it runs fully on RAM that is the secret.

What’s New In This Release
Quickpet is a great addition to Puppy Linux that lets you easily add more programs and drivers with one click. You can access Quickpet by clicking on the icon on the desktop.
The Quickpet menu is broken down into the following categories of applications (pets):
Popular Pets
GIMP
Pwidgets
Audacity
Songbird
Wine
Clan Bomber
Internet Pets
Firefox
Seamonkey
Chromium
Opera
Thunderbird
Kompozer
Useful Pets
Lxmusic Versatile Music Player
Dia Diagram Editor
Cinelerra Video Editing
JRE Java Runtime Environment
Foxit Reader
Inkscape
Drivers
Radeon HD
Nvidia 195
Update
Lucid Puppy Update

Bottom Line: 
Easy Install to hard disk is not there,an expert can only cofigure its boot loader.

Final words:
Puppy 5 is a tremendous success. The boot sequence has been improved; it looks nicer, more polished and is more streamlined. The desktop is even more refined. You get tons of great programs. Then, there's Quick pet. Everything works out of the box, including Wireless, Samba, multimedia playback. All of this in just 130MB.

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Whats New in Fedora 13

Whats New in Fedora 13: Cellguru
The Fedora Project is a Red-Hat-sponsored and community-supported open source project. It is also a proving ground for new technology that may eventually make its way into Red Hat products.


Screen Shot Fedora 13:

What's New in Fedora 13 :

• 20-second boot time - from the moment you turn on the computer to the login screen; shutdown times were also reduced;
• Default EXT4 install - the Fedora team took quite a bold step as the installation now defaults to this powerful new filesystem; experimental Btrfs support is also available;
• New artwork - beautifully designed from boot to the desktop: birds, wavy ribbons and dark blues are part of the new theme;
• KDE 4.2 - the latest and greatest K Desktop Environment with all its eye-candy included
• GNOME 2.26.1 - though there are no major changes, users will notice Brasero as the default CD/DVD burning tool, some minor interface tweaks, improved filesharing, better Microsoft Outlook support in Evolution and more;
• Xfce 4.6 - many new features make the lightweight desktop environment much more efficient and production-ready;
• Automatic Fonts & Mime Installer - enabling third-party programs automatically install required fonts, codecs or clipart;
• Fingerprint reading - devices that provide this feature are supported in Fedora 11 out of the box and configuring them can be easily done through the Authentication Configuration utility;

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OpenSuse Offline Codec Installer

OpenSuse Offline Codec Installer:Linux2u
If you don't have working Linux supported Internet connection and want to install Codecs on your OpenSuse Desktop then visit any cybercafe download these files  and take to your PC.First remove xinelib just using Yast Software management  and install these files ,and you will  get rich multimedia experience.


Remember Xine engine used in OpenSuse for multimedia purpose but due to legal restriction Opensuse included a restricted Version of xine that can only play ogg files .So first remove this limited version of Xine. the visit this url



http://packman.links2linux.org/package/xine-lib

Salect your Opensuse Version like i586 or 64bit of 11.1/11.2/11.3 .
download all files because each is required to install  xine-lib.
If you have a working Internet Connection then there is One click install option that page and everything insatll automatically. 
About Xine-lib:
xine is a free multimedia player. It plays back CDs, DVDs, and VCDs. It also decodes multimedia files like AVI, MOV, WMV, and MP3 from local disk drives, and displays multimedia streamed over the Internet. It interprets many of the most common multimedia formats available - and some of the most uncommon formats, too.

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PC-BSD 8.1 RC1 Released

PC-BSD 8.1 RC1 Released(Development Release)

The PC-BSD Team announced the availability of PC-BSD 8.1-RC1 (Hubble Edition), running FreeBSD 8.1-RC1, and KDE 4.4.4

Version 8.1 contains a number of enhancements and improvements. For a full list of changes, please refer to the changelog. Some of the notable changes are:

• FreeBSD 8.1-RC1
  
• KDE 4.4.4
• Numerous fixes to the installation backend
• Support for creating dedicated disk GPT partitioning
• Improved ZFS support
• Bugfixes to desktop tools / utilities
  

Version 8.1-RC1 of PC-BSD is available for download from our mirrors. Also, our Pootle Translation page has been updated with the latest strings, translators should now be able to finish localizing PC-BSD into their language.

In order to prepare for 8.1-Release, please report any and all bugs to our Trac Database!

• Changelog
• Release Notes

Download: PCBSD8.1-RC1-x86-DVD.iso (3,397MB, MD5),
 PCBSD8.1-RC1-x64-DVD.iso (3,622MB, MD5).

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Sidux 2010-01 Release Details

Sidux 2010-01 Release Details:Linux2u

Now that KDE 4.4.4 and kernel 2.6.34 have entered the archive, we have the pleasure to announce the immediate availability of the final sidux 2010-01 "Ύπνος" release, shipping in the following flavours:

• KDE-lite, amd64, en/ de, ≈625 MB.
• KDE-lite, i686, en/ de, ≈620 MB.
• KDE-full, amd64+i686, en/ de (bg, da, el, es, fr, hr, hu, it, ja, nl, pt, pt_BR, ro, ru through liveapt) ≈2.2 GB.
• XFCE, amd64, en/ de, ≈520 MB.
• XFCE, i686, en/ de, ≈515 MB.

sidux is a full featured Debian sid based live CD with a special focus on hard disk installations, a clean upgrade path within sid and additional hardware and software support. The ISO is completely based on Debian sid, enriched and stabilized with sidux' own packages and scripts.

Minimum system requirements:

• amd64:
  
  • CPU requirements:
    • AMD64
    • Intel Core2
    • Intel Atom 330
    • any x86-64/ EM64T capable CPU
    newer 64 bit capable AMD Sempron and Intel Pentium 4 CPUs (watch for the "lm" flag in /proc/cpuinfo or use infobash -v3).
  • RAM requirements:
    • KDE: ≥512 MB RAM (≥768 MB RAM recommended), ≥1 GB RAM for liveapt.
    • XFCE: ≥256 MB RAM.
  • VGA graphics card capable of at least 640x480 pixel resolution.
  • optical disk drive or USB media.
  • ≥3 GB HDD space, ≥10 GB recommended.
• i686:
  
  • CPU requirements:
    • Intel Pentium pro/ Pentium II
    • AMD K7 Athlon (not K5/ K6)
    • Intel Atom N-270/ 230
    • VIA C3-2 (Nehemiah, not C3 Samuel or Ezra)/ C7
    • any x86-64/ EM64T capable CPU or newer
    the full i686 command set is required.
  • RAM requirements:
    • KDE: ≥384 MB RAM (≥768 MB RAM recommended), ≥1 GB RAM for liveapt.
    • XFCE: ≥192 MB RAM.
  • VGA graphics card capable of at least 640x480 pixel resolution.
  • optical disk drive or USB media.
  • ≥3 GB HDD space, ≥10 GB recommended.

Read the detailed release notes for further information.

Download Sidux 2010-01
(SHA256): sidux-2010-01-kde-i386-amd64.iso (2,179MB)
sidux-2010-01-xfce-i386.iso (512MB)
sidux-2010-01-xfce-amd64.iso (519MB)

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ClearOS Enterprise 5.2 Beta 1 Release

ClearOS  : Linux2u
Clear Foundation has announced the availability of the first beta release of ClearOS 5.2, a CentOS-based distribution for small servers, firewalls and gateways: "The ClearOS Enterprise 5.2 Beta 1 release is here. Apart from squashing the important bugs, the big news with this release is the available upgrade path from ClearOS 5.1. Please keep in mind that this is still a beta, so proceed with the usual caution. Other changes since 5.2 Alpha 1 include: completed password policy engine; fixed disk usage report; updated SpamAssassin; many bug fixes. New in version 5.2: password policy engine; detailed disk usage reporting; network traffic analyzer tool; custom firewall tool; H323 support; mail aliases added to directory (improved support for Google Apps, Zarafa); base system upgraded to CentOS 5.5."

Read the full release notes for more details.

Download ClearOS
Download (MD5)
ClearOS-enterprise-5.2-beta1.iso (696MB).

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