Press Release: Sabayon Linux 7 Experimental Releases

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lxnay
2011-11-09 4:42:01

Directly from our "Breaking Stuff" dept., three new Sabayon 7 releases have seen the light!
These releases all go under the "Experimental" umbrella, not that because

  • LXDE is a minimal, CD-sized flavour geared towards low-end computers, shipping the LXDE Desktop Environment.
  • E17 is a minimal, CD-sized flavour made for people wanting to showcase the magic of Enlightenment 17.
  • Awesome is a first timer here, thanks to Brian Tomlinson efforts, Sabayon has now an Awesome WM flavour as well.
Features
  • Latest and greatest package updates from repositories (updated on November, 8 2011)
  • Shipping with the Linux Kernel 3.1.0 (woot!)
  • Even more lightweight, GCC is now provided by the sys-devel/gcc package, shipped separately
  • ext4 filesystem as default, btrfs, encrypted filesystem support
  • Installable in less than 5 minutes
  • Completely customizable system after install.
  • Entropy and Portage ready (giving access to thousands of installable packages)
  • This is part of the Sabayon 7 release series, see this Press Release as well
Important Fixes

None since last Sabayon 7 release.

Download Links

Please find the official file names and hashes below.

Files
Name
Sabayon_Linux_7_amd64_LXDE.iso
MD5
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Name
Sabayon_Linux_7_x86_LXDE.iso
MD5
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Name
Sabayon_Linux_7_amd64_E17.iso
MD5
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Name
Sabayon_Linux_7_x86_E17.iso
MD5
9d737822fc74e0a62c6766f4e8f5999c
Name
Sabayon_Linux_7_amd64_Awesome.iso
MD5
576b0b3efcc3c779330c605e0eb5d600
Name
Sabayon_Linux_7_x86_Awesome.iso
MD5
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