KateOS 3.2: Installation Made Easy
In a recent blog entry I mentioned that one of my favorite relatively unheard of Linux distributions was KateOS. Well, this morning I woke up to find out that a new Beta release of KateOS Live is now available.
For those that do not know, KateOS is a Polish Linux distribution that is designed to be light-weight by employing the XFce desktop environment. Presently KateOS is ranked thirty-third at DistroWatch.
With today's new KateOS Live 3.2 release it finally included a new installer. The new KateOS installer is graphical (a first for the KateOS project) and should be a huge improvement over its text-based installer for new (and even existing) users.
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