Linux is an open source operating system designed to replace Windows and Mac OS X. You can download and install for free on any computer. Since it’s open source, there are many different versions available, also called distributions, developed by different groups. Follow the instructions in this guide to learn how to install any version
I’ve been asked to provide a small how to how to build Yoper Linux packages. As a first step here’s a how to setup your build environment. We use a very structured approach to building packages. The goal is to achieve reproducibility. This will allow anyone who attempts to reuse our recipes to rebuild Yoper packages and
After an extended RC1 period and a few hiccups with our main server we’re finally happy to announce the immediate availability of Yoper Linux 2010. The RC2 feedback was a big thumps up from all sides. So what’s in it? A well tuned 2.6.33 kernel with focus on desktop interactivity and rich driver functionality. For
Moin, its done! Second release of Yoper in 2010 with KDE 4.4.5 and many Updates available. When Tobias is back we make a full Release Announcment. greets from Black Forrest Arnulf
As some of you are aware the next development cycle of the best Linux distribution for programming is about to be kicked off. The guts of it is already done. A long overdue update to perl 5.12 and python 2.7 is included . There’s still quite some testing to do to make sure the upgrade procedure
