Solus Linux to Offer Faster Package Downloads, User Guide Updated
Josh Strobl from the Solus Project has just published the eighteen installation of the weekly "This Week in Solus" newsletter, informing users about the latest updates and news for the GNU/Linux distribution.
According to Josh Strobl, Solus Project has received a new server machine powered by an Intel Xeon E3 (8-core) processor and 32GB of RAM, and boasting a 2TB (RAID1) hard disk drive, where the distribution's software repositories will be hosted. What this means for Solus Linux users is that they will be able to get faster downloads when installing or updating software in the OS.
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