Posts in category Distros

The New Planet Unity

Apr28
2009 Written by devnet

Some of you may have noticed that Planet Unity got a face lift recently. I took a page from Linux Mint and their planet page and grabbed Gregarius which is a feed reader that aggregates your feeds into a central feed and has some really nice display options including tags for individual feeds. advanced search This gives us a great opportunit [...]

Project Unity Updates

Apr05
2009 Written by devnet

Just a few updates on the new project named Unity… We’ve got a Home Page, IRC Channel, Forum, Docs site, a Package Tracker, and a Planet up and running. In works is getting a Bug Tracker up and running… We have SVN We have Twitter for news We have Twitter for commits We have a Forum aggregator for Commits We have screensh [...]

New Project: Unity

Mar24
2009 Written by devnet

I’ve been working on a new project the last few days. We’re calling it Unity. What it will be is a new Linux distribution that takes an incremental approach to desktop Linux. It will provide a central core and use the mklivecd scripts that PCLinuxOS uses and it will provide a base from which to build just about any desktop you [...]

An Open Letter to Foresight Linux

Mar16
2009 Written by Theoden

Theoden is a guest blogger writing his first post for Yet Another Linux Blog. The views expressed inside this post are part of his personal experience and opinions regarding Foresight Linux. I’d like to thank him for taking the time to make Linux better with constructive criticism as well as the many bug reports and fixes he contribut [...]

PCLinuxOS 2009 Not Diggworthy

Mar16
2009 Written by devnet

It’s really sad when the Alpha release of Ubuntu makes the front page of Digg.com for Linux/Unix… but the release, after two years of development, of PCLinuxOS 2009…a distribution that challenged Ubuntu for the #1 ranking at distrowatch in 2007-8…goes completely without being dug at all. Well, to be fair, it was dugg [...]

The Foresight Linux Search Engine

Feb06
2009 Written by devnet

If you’re a Foresight Linux user, there are many resources you have at your disposal for documentation. First and foremost, you have the excellent guide shipped by default in Foresight accessible in the menu…but there are other resources you can search for a resolution to your problems. The Foresight Wiki and Foresight Forum are [...]