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Zen Linux 1.0 Released

Posted by timothy on from the live-and-standard dept.

jbltgz writes "Zen Linux 1.0 was just released today. Zen Linux is a bootable LiveCD distribution. More than that it is a 100% compatible Debian installer. It boasts easy remastering for creating your own personalized versions. Most configuration is done automatically upon boot and requires no user interaction, things 'just work.' Zen Linux currently comes in three flavors Core, Gnome, and KDE. Zen Linux is built on the latest Debian unstable repositories and is 100% Debian compatible. You can expect frequent up to date maintenence releases for all supported flavors."

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  1. Oh boy by Reducer2001 · · Score: 3, Funny
    things "'ust work.'

    The jokes are just writing themselves today.

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  2. Re:ust work! by Leroy_Brown242 · · Score: 2, Funny

    It's just a bandwidth conservation thing. They drop letters to save a bit here and ther.

    Hey, it adds up. :)

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  3. Joy by Linux_ho · · Score: 2, Funny

    live CD distros
    like all the stars in the sky
    beauty in numbers

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  4. Saving bits? by some+guy+I+know · · Score: 2, Funny
    They drop letters to save a bit here and ther.
    Don't you mean "save a byte here and ther."?
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