Monthly Archives: March 2008
It’s a contest… think you can win?
Our friends over at Shuttle have helped us put together a contest. Do you want to learn packaging? Are there applications you want/need that aren’t yet available in the Foresight repository? Come read about the contest, http://www.foresightlinux.org/contest.html There will be … Continue reading
GNOME booth at Flourish, help needed
Kevin will be running the GNOME booth at Flourish this year. Flourish is a FLOSS conference located in Chicago, Illinois, USA with a focus on FLOSS in business and academia. Kevin really needs volunteers to help work the booth. The … Continue reading
Shuttle KPC available on newegg
Woot… I love seeing this cool little box available for sale, of course pre-loaded with Foresight Also, the customizable version of the KPC is available for pre-order directly from Shuttle.
In search of a tracker
So the bittorrent tracker on http://torrent.gnome.org is really flaky, it just loses it’s mind about once a day and needs a restart. Can anyone suggest potential replacement trackers? Here are our four basic requirements: be a tracker have simple stats … Continue reading
New look
The Foresight marketing team published our new website. The new site sports the new (not that new) logo, a new layout and should be much more maintainable. There is also room for the additional KDE and XFCE pages as well … Continue reading
Announcing Foresight 2.0 with GNOME 2.22
Foresight Linux 2.0 has been released, featuring GNOME 2.22. Available for download from rBuilder for both x86 and x86_64 architectures. Foresight Linux is a Linux distribution for your desktop that features a rolling release schedule that always keeps your desktop … Continue reading
Shuttle chooses Foresight for their new KPC
Awesome news… Shuttle released a press release today: Shuttle Teams with Foresight Linux on $199 KPC City of Industry, CA., MArch 4, 2008 Shuttle today announced that the newly launched $199 KPC will feature the Foresight Linux operating system. With … Continue reading