ALT Linux 4.1: Difference between revisions

Revision as of 18:12, 7 October 2008

All ALT Linux 4.1 distributions are based on branch/4.1. As for the moment of 4.1 Desktop release, packages in branch/4.1 are updated rather actively, so the branch itself is not intended to be used as a source of updates and additional packages for your installed system; you should use updates/4.1 repository instead. However, it is the best source of packages for those who want to test beta-versions of the upcoming distros, as well as for those who'd like to create a distro of their own.

Currently, there's the only distribution released on this branch.

ALT Linux 4.1 Desktop

General purpose distribution for desktops, laptops, and netbooks. x86, x86-64.

Downloads: 4.1.0

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-All ALT Linux 4.1 distributions are based on [[Stable branches|branch]]/4.1. As for the moment of 4.1 Desktop release, packages in branch/4.1 are updated rather actively, so the branch itself is not intended to be used to update your installation or to install additional packages, you should use updates/4.1 repository instead. However, it is the best source of packages for those who want to test beta-versions of the upcoming distros, as well as for those who'd like to create a distro of their own.
+All ALT Linux 4.1 distributions are based on [[Stable branches|branch]]/4.1. As for the moment of 4.1 Desktop release, packages in branch/4.1 are updated rather actively, so the branch itself is not intended to be used as a source of updates and additional packages for your installed system; you should use updates/4.1 repository instead. However, it is the best source of packages for those who want to test beta-versions of the upcoming distros, as well as for those who'd like to create a distro of their own.
 Currently, there's the only distribution released on this branch.