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=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- Changes in AL2 Nine: =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- * Added: - KolourPaint, 'cos you never know when you're bored - KompoZer, for your web page building needs - gcc-doc, for those who need it - p0f, a "passive OS fingerprinting tool" - James Molloy's Kernel Tutorial - freeglut3, libglu1-mesa, libglu1-mesa-dev, libglut3-dev for OpenGL programming - x11proto-xf86vidmode-dev, x11proto-gl-dev, libxxf86vm-dev, libxmu-dev for a similar reason - libopenal-dev, the open audio library, useful for game programmers - some NeHe OpenGL base code to help get people started in games programming - as31, Intel 8031/8051 Assembler, 'cos you never know when you're bored - Pidgin, if only for proxy support - ArmagetronAd game, 'cos you know by now - Allegro, SDL and Minifmod non-free, for game developers, good luck and have fun! * Updated: - kdm (security hotfix) - ht (which nobody uses) - gcc-4.4, gcc-4.4-multilib, g++-4.4, g++-4.4-multilib, binutils, binutils-multiarch - very minor corrections/additions to own docs - libgl1-mesa-dev * Removed: - gXX-4.3 from x86 version, sorry for leaving them in - Kopete (replaced by Pidgin) - Splashy went to visit the bit bucket and never returned * Fixed/Re-Config'd: - 2.6.31 KK6 kernel now recognises both SquashFS-Lzma 3.4 and SquashFS 4.0 filesystems (use -t squashfs4) - no more firewall locale errors (and I still don't understand what do locales do in a firewall script) - removed avahi-daemon from startup, since it was blocked anyway by the firewall - added custom configurations for Krusader's embedded editor (got to love those file Tabs) - F12 key no longer ejects the optical drive tray (this disrupted Qemulator) - FascistFirewall=true in Vidalia's configuration, since Guarddog blocks plenty (that FascistFirewall setting always makes me grin) - MAptNotify replaced by TorK button, even if you want to use Synaptic you still don't need that Mapt thing which slows down KDE at hard drive boot (in my experience at least) - added Lenny Backports to Apt, because I just realised they rock - fixed that pesky udevinfo warning message - fixed the "dpkg --print-installation-architecture is obsolete" warning message - finally fixed the "blind" bookmarks problem in Firefox * Trivia: - lol Vim takes 30 MB's to install. no, funk you! - GDC might find its way into future versions, for those who don't know it's about the D "systems programming language" (as described on its site), the proud successor of C - GParted not upgraded because it was too big, and all I could see new was Ext4 support - Wine still doesn't start Win32 programs marked as executable (please unmark them, or use right-click menu)