Debian-Based Finnix 121 Live Linux Distro Arrives with Goodies for Sysadmins
In early May, the Finnix developers celebrated the project’s 20th anniversary with the release of Finnix 120, making Finnix one of the oldest LiveCDs for system administrators that’s still maintained and kept up to date with the latest GNU/Linux and Open Source technologies.
It’s actually good to see people still maintaining older distributions, and the new release, Finnix 121, brings a bag of goodies that include a new base from the Debian Testing repositories, where the Debian Project currently develops the upcoming Debian GNU/Linux 11 “Bullseye” operating system series.
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Finnix 121 Released: Linux LiveCD For System Administrators
Finnix 121 Released: Linux LiveCD For System Administrators
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