DistroWatch Weekly, Issue 342
This week in DistroWatch Weekly:
- Feature: Interview with Clement Lefebvre and first look at Linux Mint 8
- News: Linux Mint ends "distro hopping", Debian releases first 6.0 installer, Ubuntu outlines new netbook interface with Enlightenment, OpenSolaris developers fear for project's future, Mandriva "Cooker" updates
- Questions and answers: Disk mount options
- Released last week: Calculate Linux 10.2, Element 1.0
- Upcoming releases: PC-BSD 8.0, Ubuntu 10.04 Alpha 3, Mandriva Linux 2010.1 Alpha 3
- New distributions: Shackbox, Tritech Service System
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