Foreseeing GNOME with the Latest Foresight Linux
Foresight Linux, the distribution for those who like living on GNOME's cutting edge, has just been updated. One of the distro's lead developers, Antonio Meireles, announced this week that the latest Foresight 0.9.8.2 is now available.
The release includes "the usual bug fixes and package updates, including the latest stable gnome (2.16.1) package set and an the latest Google Earth release, a revamped X.org subsystem and a new default kernel (2.16.18)," according to Meireles.
This release follows on the heels of September's arrival of Foresight Linux 0.98, which Meireles described as "our biggest and greatest release ever."
Foresight is a desktop-oriented Linux distribution based on rPath Linux (and its Conary package management). It showcases the latest work from the GNOME project, and includes a number of "innovative" software packages.
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