The newsletter's aim is to keep you up to date with what's happened recently in the world of Frugalware.
Features of this issue include:

• X.org 7.4 and kernel 2.6.30 upgrades
• Xfce 4.6.1 is available in current
• Priyank's got a new baby!
• Frugalware's developers are people too - Cedynamix
• Getting To Know You - pacman-g2's "--ask" parameter

You can read it here. We hope you like it!

The newsletter's aim is to keep you up to date with what's happened recently in the world of Frugalware.
Features of this issue include:

• New Frugalware user bars
• We have a new developer!
• Frugalware's developers are people too - TranzeManiaC
• Tips and tricks - Picture your diff

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The newsletter's aim is to keep you up to date with what's happened recently in the world of Frugalware.
Features of this issue include:

• Frugalware 1.1pre1 was released
• Frugalware 1.1 is coming - let's party!
• Frugalware's artists are people too - leo
• Focus On Package(s) - chm2pdf and Open ClipArt Library

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The Frugalware Developer Team is pleased to announce the immediate availability of Frugalware 1.1pre1, the first technical preview of the upcoming 1.1 stable release.
A short and incomplete list of changes since 1.0:

• Improvements:
  • The installer is built with debug support by default for the prereleases to help bugreporters.
  • Major review in the documention: numerous grammatical fixes and various extensions.
• Package updates:
  • Linux kernel 2.6.29.2 + fixes
  • GNOME 2.26
  • Mono 2.4
  • More than 800 other package updates
  • More than 70 new packages

Please refer to the Frugalware Getorin ChangeLog for more information.
Download for i686: See our mirror list. Don't forget to check the integrity of the install images before burning!
NOTE: Click here to read more about what media you need for the installation.

The newsletter's aim is to keep you up to date with what's happened recently in the world of Frugalware.
Features of this issue include:

• Look out! He's a maniac!
• Exceed (AKA Cédric)
• Frugalware's artists are people too - Centuri0
• Getting To Know You - newsletter
• Focus On Package(s) - Smokin' Guns

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The newsletter's aim is to keep you up to date with what's happened recently in the world of Frugalware.
Features of this issue include:

• To infinity...and beyond
• Will the real Cedric(k) please stand up?
• Frugalware's developers are people too - VMiklos
• Tips and tricks - Unlucky in love?
• Focus On Package(s) - lsof

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With the release of Anacreon, the support for Solaria is discontinued. It is highly recommended to upgrade to our new stable release, as there will be no more security and bug fixes for Solaria.
We have released FSA526 to FSA588 for Solaria. That means 63 security problems were issued in half a year.
If you update to Anacreon, it will also fix the following vulnerability:

• #3179 - nasm

The newsletter's aim is to keep you up to date with what's happened recently in the world of Frugalware.
Features of this issue include:

• Frugalware 1.0 is here!
• A Frugalware award!
• Frugalware's users are people too - LGee
• Getting To Know You - Frugalware is beautiful
• Focus On Package(s) - Gigolo and medit

You can read it here. We hope you like it!

The Frugalware Developer Team is pleased to announce the immediate availability of Frugalware 1.0, our tenth stable release. The version number 1.0 does not indicate anything really special, the new release will bring you as many new features and bugfixes as usual, but it's still a milestone in the development of the last five years.
No new features have been added since 1.0rc2, but 81 changes have been made to fix minor bugs. If you didn't follow the changes during the pre/rc releases, here are the most important changes since 0.9 in no particular order:

• Support for ASUS Eee PC models.
• New 'ppc' port (though security support will not be available for this architecture in this release cycle due to lack of resources).
• Support for having a 32-bit chroot on x86_64.
• Having '/boot' on a RAID1 device is now supported (we only supported having '/' on RAID1 previously).
• gService, a new graphical tool for enabling/disabling services.
• Java plugin on x86_64.
• Support for the ext4 filesystem.

Please refer to the Frugalware Anacreon ChangeLog for more information.
Download for i686, x86_64 and ppc: See our mirror list. Don't forget to check the integrity of the install images before burning!
NOTE: Click here to read more about what media you need for the installation.
If you are upgrading to Anacreon from our previous stable release (Solaria), please read the upgrade part of our documentation.
A nice cd cover is available here.

The Frugalware Developer Team is pleased to announce the immediate availability of Frugalware 1.0rc2, the second (and last) release candidate of the upcoming 1.0 stable release.
A short and incomplete list of changes since 1.0rc1:

• Improvements:
  • Updated the graphical installer (more info here and here).
  • Updated the artwork.
• Fixes in the setup:
  • Fixed the detection of wireless cards (it asked for ESSID for wired interfaces as well).
  • Fixed GRUB installation when /boot is on RAID1.
  • Handle existing home directories for new users.
• Package updates:
  • Linux kernel 2.6.28.7 + fixes
  • KDE 3.5.10
  • PHP 5.2.9
  • More than 150 other package updates
  • More than 20 new packages

Please refer to the Frugalware Anacreon ChangeLog for more information.
Download for i686: See our mirror list. Don't forget to check the integrity of the install images before burning!
NOTE: Click here to read more about what media you need for the installation.