Latest distro review by Arindam Sen at his Linuxed blog: Tanglu 1.0 "Aequorea Victoria" GNOME Review: Elegant and efficient distro based on Debian
Glad to see this new distro getting some attention!
Showing posts with label tanglu. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tanglu. Show all posts
Monday, March 10, 2014
compare/contrast
J.A. Watson takes a quick look at Debian and a few of its derivatives in "Debian, Mint (LMDE), SolydX and Tanglu, compared and contrasted".
Saturday, March 1, 2014
speaking of tanglu
Andrew Powell takes a look at Tanglu 1.0, GNOME spin, live session from a flash drive: http://www.thelinuxrain.com/articles/a-look-at-tanglu-1-0-gnome
There are some good comments following the article.
Also:
Tanglu at Google+: https://plus.google.com/communities/115694297712425616130
Tanglu at the Debian Wiki: https://wiki.debian.org/DebianTanglu
There are some good comments following the article.
Also:
Tanglu at Google+: https://plus.google.com/communities/115694297712425616130
Tanglu at the Debian Wiki: https://wiki.debian.org/DebianTanglu
Monday, February 24, 2014
tanglu
Here's DistroWatch's announcement of the the new, Debian-based distro from Germany, Tanglu:
Matthias Klumpp announced the release of Tanglu 1.0. Tanglu is a new Linux distribution, based on Debian's "Testing" branch, which attempts to bring a modern and cutting-edge operating system to the desktop: "We are happy to announce the release of Tanglu 1.0 (Aequorea Victoria) today. It has been an exciting development period where lots of new infrastructure was built and set up, new concepts and ideas have been discussed and implemented, new designs were created, texts were translated and blog posts were written. Lots of work went into making the Tanglu archive rebuildable. During this period, a small but very talented team has been formed. We found issues which affected Debian as well and these were reported, fixed or pending and we generally worked well together with Debian. Exploring systemd in Tanglu already yielded some hints which will help Debian with its own transition."
A link to the official release announcement: http://lists.tanglu.org/pipermail/tanglu-announce/2014-February/000021.html
Tanglu's page at DistroWatch: http://distrowatch.com/table.php?distribution=tanglu
Tanglu's web site: http://tanglu.org/en/
Very interesting project! Be sure to read the FAQ page at their site.
Matthias Klumpp announced the release of Tanglu 1.0. Tanglu is a new Linux distribution, based on Debian's "Testing" branch, which attempts to bring a modern and cutting-edge operating system to the desktop: "We are happy to announce the release of Tanglu 1.0 (Aequorea Victoria) today. It has been an exciting development period where lots of new infrastructure was built and set up, new concepts and ideas have been discussed and implemented, new designs were created, texts were translated and blog posts were written. Lots of work went into making the Tanglu archive rebuildable. During this period, a small but very talented team has been formed. We found issues which affected Debian as well and these were reported, fixed or pending and we generally worked well together with Debian. Exploring systemd in Tanglu already yielded some hints which will help Debian with its own transition."
A link to the official release announcement: http://lists.tanglu.org/pipermail/tanglu-announce/2014-February/000021.html
Tanglu's page at DistroWatch: http://distrowatch.com/table.php?distribution=tanglu
Tanglu's web site: http://tanglu.org/en/
Very interesting project! Be sure to read the FAQ page at their site.
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