Well, its been a month. I figured its about time to push out another iFolder appliance with the latest and greatest. The change log information since the last release on the iFolder Release Stuff page. There are only two changes in the appliance: The latest packages of ifolder and I changed the version of the 64bit images to match the 32ibt images.
Links:
32 bit:
vmware / disk image / Live image / xen image
64 bit:
We just added a new site to our server. Our new site is very similar to the Mono team’s status pages. In fact its running the same software! The link you ask? Well, here it is the Mono UIA team’s status pages. This allows you to see the Mono UIA team’s progress with respect to porting the assemblies over to Linux.
We are currently working on fixing bugs, adding support for moonlight 2, and building out the client side. So, if your company writes software that takes advantage of UIA we’d love to hear from you!
It was just announced that openFATE, openSUSE’s feature tracking system, will now be open to non openSUSE members. What this means anyone can submit new feature requests. For more info: openFATE – Adding New Features Now Open for Everybody.
Some great news was just announced! The openSUSE project opened its Factory repo up to anyone in the community that would like to directly help maintain, support, and/or contribute to the core distribution. For those that don’t know what Factory is it is the next release of openSUSE. So, the current Factory will become openSUSE 11.2. You can read all about this great news over at http://news.opensuse.org.
To a more open and community oriented future…
ok, since I got the request here is the xen image (32 bit only). I’ll apologize now for the fact that I don’t currently have a way to test this image, so please let me know if it works. It actually has newer packages than the other images. I’ll try to get this all in sync sooner than later.
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