Debian and Derivatives: Debian Installer Buster Alpha 3, Freexian, GSoC, DebCamp18, Linux Mint
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Debian Installer Buster Alpha 3 release
The Debian Installer team[1] is pleased to announce the third alpha release of the installer for Debian 10 "Buster".
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Debian Installer Buster Alpha 3 Released
The third alpha release of the Debian Installer to be used by Debian 10 "Buster" is now available for testing.
There are many changes to this updated Debian Installer with the last alpha release being from last December. This newest Debian Installer for Buster now uses Cryptsetup 2.0, updates to the Linux 4.16 kernel (rather than 4.13), locale choosing improvements, various flash-kernel updates, debootstrap improvements, and other changes.
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Freexian’s report about Debian Long Term Support, May 2018
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GSoC Status Update - First Month
In the past month I have been working on my GSoC project in Debian’s Distro Tracker. This project aims at designing and implementing new features in Distro Tracker to better support Debian teams to track the health of their packages and to prioritize their work efforts. In this post, I will describe the current status of my contributions, highlight the main challenges, and point the next steps.
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I'm going to DebCamp18, Hsinchu, Taiwan
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[Older] Linux Mint vs Ubuntu
There probably aren't two Linux distributions more closely related than Ubuntu and Linux Mint. Actually, the two are so close to one another, there's serious debate about whether or not they are the same distribution.
Linux Mint takes Ubuntu and adds some extra polish to it. Mint has a different default configuration, some additional packages, and its own desktop environments. Otherwise, it's the same distribution as Ubuntu.
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