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 1.3’s code-name is announced
• New FrugalBuild contributors
• Forums are back!
• Frugalware’s users are people too! - Mickael Brangeon
• FLOSS developers are people too! - Mitchell Foral

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

With the release of Locris, the support for Getorin is discontinued. It is highly recommended to upgrade to our new stable release, as there will be no more security and bug fixes for Getorin.

We have released FSA617 to FSA636 for Getorin. That means 20 security problems were issued in half a year.

If you update to Locris, it will also fix the following vulnerability:

• #4054 - firefox

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:

• Jump for Frugalware
• Frugalware’s developers are people too - Pingax
• FLOSS developers are people too - Marc Kerbiquet
• Tips and tricks - Search and replace text in multiple files

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

The Frugalware Developer Team is pleased to announce the immediate availability of Frugalware 1.2, our twelfth stable release.

No new features have been added since 1.2rc2, but 62 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 1.1 in no particular order:

• Up to date packages: Linux kernel 2.6.32.8, GNU C library 2.11.1, Xorg 7.5, GNOME 2.28, KDE 4.3.5 to name a few major components.
• KMS (Kernel Mode-Setting) is now enabled by default for Intel and Radeon cards.
• PAM (Pluggable Authentication Modules) is now part of the base system.
• Introduced devtmpfs: you can now exclude /dev from backups, along with /proc and /sys.
• Removed several large games from the install images (CD/DVD) which means one less DVD or 4 less CDs.
• We finally upgraded our KDE (and related) packages to the 4.x branch. The work started back in April 2009 and now we thought it’s a good move to merge that testing repository.
• This release comes with Xorg 7.5, see the upstream list of new features.
• We’ve updated our bluez userspace stack to the 4.x branch, which allowed us to improve both GNOME and KDE bluetooth support.

Please refer to the Frugalware Locris ChangeLog for more information.

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’s Gonna Git Ya”
• Frugalware’s artists are people too - WebEagle
• FLOSS developers are people too - Ali Abdallah
• Got a problem? Ask your teddy bear!
• Focus On Package(s) - Droid fonts set

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

The Frugalware Developer Team is pleased to announce the immediate availability of Frugalware 1.2rc2, the second candidate of the upcoming 1.2 stable release. Here are some of the major improvements and changes since 1.2rc1:

• Improvements:
  • This release comes with Xorg 7.5, see the upstream list of new features.
  • We’ve updated our bluez userspace stack to the 4.x branch, which allowed us to improve both GNOME and KDE bluetooth support.
• Package updates:
  • Linux kernel 2.6.32.8 + fixes
  • OpenOffice.org 3.2.0
  • libopensync 0.3x (the old 0.2x branch did not support KDE4)
  • git 1.7.0
  • More than 500 other package updates
  • More than 40 new packages

Please refer to the Frugalware Locris ChangeLog for more information.

The Frugalware Developer Team is pleased to announce the immediate availability of Frugalware 1.2rc1, the first candidate of the upcoming 1.2 stable release.

A short and incomplete list of changes since 1.2pre2:

• Improvements:
  • We finally upgraded our KDE (and related) packages to the 4.x branch. The work started back in April 2009 and now we thought it’s a good move to merge that testing repository.
  • Updated artwork.
• Package updates:
  • KDE 4.3.5
  • GNU C Library 2.11.1
  • Mozilla Firefox 3.6
  • Thunderbird 3.0.1
  • More than 400 other package updates
  • More than 100 new packages

Please refer to the Frugalware Locris ChangeLog for more information.

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:

• Farewell to Jercel
• Crazy’s back
• I am missing “you”…
• Getting To Know You - Patches
• FLOSS developers are people too - Jeff Bailes

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.

This is a special newsletter issue, devoted to a review of Frugalware’s achievements and events in 2009.

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

The Frugalware Developer Team is pleased to announce the immediate availability of Frugalware 1.2pre2, the second technical preview of the upcoming 1.2 stable release.

A short and incomplete list of changes since 1.2pre1:

• Improvements:
  • Introduced devtmpfs: you can now exclude /dev from backups, along with /proc and /sys.
  • Removed several large games from the install images (CD/DVD) which means one less DVD or 4 less CDs.
• Package updates:
  • Linux kernel 2.6.32 + fixes
  • GNU C Library 2.11
  • Mozilla Firefox 3.5.7
  • Thunderbird 3.0
  • More than 800 other package updates
  • More than 100 new packages

Please refer to the Frugalware Locris ChangeLog for more information.