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DVD: Simplymepis LINUX MAGA SimplyMEPIS 6.0 On this DVD: Linux kernel 2.6.15 KDE 3.5.3 OpenOffice 2.0.2 ZINE Kontact 1.2.3 Firefox 1.504 Synaptic 0.57.8 ClamAV KOffice ISSUE Kaffeine Kopete KPhone GCC 7 Kdevelop 1 Eclipse Python ���� PHP SIMPLYMEPIS 6.0 Of all the recent Linux distros, few have been as successful as MEPIS. MEPIS appeared out of nowhere in May 2003, and by September 2003, it had jumped to 10th on the Distrowatch list of the most popular Linux distributions. The reason for the success of MEPIS is its reputation for smart simplicity. With MEPIS, by MEPIS, providing an effect they call documentation, games, servers, you’ll fi nd what you need without a lot of “The Magic of MEPIS.” Special MEPIS software development tools, and messy edges. features include a custom installer and language support. What’s Inside? tweaks to many standard tools for Try It! Starting with this release, MEPIS is based smoother operations. Many Linux users have started up on Ubuntu. SimplyMEPIS 6.0 is 75% Ubuntu MEPIS comes with a security-patched SimplyMEPIS and never gone back. The maintained. Out of the remaining 25%, Linux 2.6.15 kernel from Ubuntu very practical SimplyMEPIS is easy to most of the packages are still maintained Security. You’ll also fi nd KDE 3.5.3, install and even easier to use. MEPIS by Debian, but, according to the MEPIS OpenOffi ce 2.0.2, Kontact 1.2.3, and is designed to appeal to beginners, but ����� developers, some are maintained directly Firefox 1.504. The Synaptic 0.57.8 even if you’re not a beginner, you’ll package manager acts as a front-end appreciate the ease of navigation. WORKING WITH MEPIS to the Debian-based apt package tool. The Extras included with this DVD make If you like working with MEPIS, you The DVD this version of MEPIS especially may wish to purchase a subscription, This DVD includes a full version of appealing to advanced users who want which entitles you to updates and SimplyMEPIS 6, plus the contents of the the simplicity of MEPIS with the power OCTO other benefits. To subscribe to MEPIS, MEPIS Extras CDs. The Extras CDs to integrate additional servers, admin or to make a US$ 5 contribution to the contain hundreds of extra applications apps, and developer tools. There has MEPIS development project, see the not found in the standard CD-sized never been a better time to try MEPIS store http:// store. mepis. com. BER SimplyMEPIS. Extras include SimplyMEPIS. Plug it in and enjoy! � HELP & SUPPORT DEFECTIVE DVD? 2006 For MEPIS support, try the MEPIS community forum: http:// www. mepis. org/ Defective DVDs will be forum. You’ll find some Howtos on MEPIS topics at http:// www. mepis.org/ replaced. Please send an email node/1083. ��� to [email protected]. Another important source of MEPIS configuration and troubleshooting advice ������� is the MEPIS Lover’s site at http://www.mepislovers.com. �� (Gerald Cortez, raldztech.blogspot.com) from the MEPIS Extras pool While this Linux Magazine DVD-ROM has been tested and is to the best of our knowledge free of malicious software and defects, Linux Magazine cannot be held responsible, and is not liable for on Steroids“ ”Desktop option boot testing with live Risk-free Hard disk installation at a mouse click guration tools Includes handy MEPIS confi packages Comes with additional 1,900 any disruption, loss, or damage to data and computer systems related to the use of this DVD. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ������ ����������������������������������������� WWW.LINUX-MAGAZINE.COM.
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