Friday, November 20, 2009

Windows Screen Shots




Windows 2008
Date Released: February 27, 2008




Windows 98
Date Release: June 25 1998




Windows 2000
Date Released: October 6, 1999




Windows Home Server
Date Released: August 19,2007




Windows Server 2003
Date Released: Aoril 2003




Windows 7
Date Released: October 2007




Windows Vista
Date Released: November 30, 2007




Windows XP
Date Released:October 25,2001




Windows 2003
Date of Release: March 28, 2003


Date of Release: March 11, 2002
Microsoft Windows Version 1.x

Continuation of linux Screen Shots




Debian GNU/Linux 3.0 (woody), kernel 2.2.20, LSB compatible, gcc 2.95.4, now with crypto software, over 900 developers, more than 8,900 software packages.
Date Released: 2002 July





Debian GNU/Linux 4.0r2
Date Released:2007 Dec.






Debian GNU/Linux 4.0r3
Date Released: 2008 Feb.



Debian GNU/Linux 1.1 (buzz), Kernel 2.0.0, 474 software packages, .ELF support, dpkg
Date Released: 1996 June






Debian GNU/Linux 0.91
Date Releaed:1994 Jan.



ubuntu-6.10-alternate-amd64.iso.torrent
Released: 26-Oct-2006 09:29

Ubunto 7.04



Important Dates

December 2006

December 21st – Debian Import Freeze

February 2007

February 8th – Feature Freeze, Upstream Version Freeze

March 2007

March 8th – String Freeze

March 9th – Beta Freeze

March 22nd – Beta Release

April 2007

April 5th – Non-Language Pack Translation Deadline, Kernel Freeze

April 12th – Release Candidate(RC), Language Pack Translation Deadline

April 19th – Final Release

Ubuntu Linux


Ubuntu Linux was introduced on 10-20-2004. Ubuntu 4.10 bases on Debian and contains the gnomes desktop. Ubuntu is an African word that translates stands for humanity. It is free and is shared in the whole world, only the support costs money. There are ported versions for the x86, x86 64 and PowerPC architecture. New releases shall appear twice a year. The next release in April 2005 was Ubuntu 5.04. Beginning of July 2005 the multi-millionaire Mark Shuttleworth founded the Ubuntu Foundation with an initial budget of 10 million U.S. dollars. This foundation shall guarantee the long-term development of the distribution and the support, the main developers were hired in fulltime. The Ubuntu 6.10 desktop edition and server edition was ready in October 2006, Ubuntu 7.04 for desktop and servers appeared in April 2007. In the new version there is a tool for the migration of Windows settings, the network component and support for multimedia was improved.

BeatriX bases on Ubuntu and also supports Debian and Ubuntu software packages. It was design objective to manage Linux distribution to be used a compact and simple. This distribution is a slim Linux system which can started live from CD-ROM and uses less than 190 MByte storage on this. The version 2005.1 of 01-28-2005 contains the Linux Kernel 2.6.7, the gnomes desktop 2.8, Open Office, the Firefox browser and other popular application programs.

Linux Screen Shots



Debian GNU/Linux
The Debian GNU /Linux Project team is a special one under the distributors since it does not pursue any commercial targets. Since the foundation by Ian Murdock on 16th August 1993 Debian is cared by voluntary developers and supported by the FSF. Ian Murdock conducted the team to 1996. The name Debian gets together from Deb for Ian Murdock's Wife Debra and his first name together. Only software which was published completely under the GPL flows into the Debian distribution. Developed in Germany the main area lies more in Europe. Specified versions exist for Intel x86 and ARM systems. As unusual feature a format of one's own is used for the installation by software packages (Deb), just like the packet format RPM it resolves the dependences automatically, though according after another principle. The GUI Gnomes become preferred as standard. Up till now only a simple text mode for the installation is available. Debian has got synonymous for quality and stability. The code names as of release 1.1 are from figures from the digital cartoon film Toy Story.

Ian Murdock set up a new company with Bruce Perens named Progeny Linux Systems in 2001. It is target to develop a network solution based on Debian GNU/Linux named Linux NOW (Network of Workstations). Linux NOW shall merge the advantages of efficient, flexible and scalable workstation with centralized solutions that are simply to be administered.
The networked systems then form one single, smooth system with the advantages of those two worlds. A software product that uses this technique is the web-based Linux Platform Manager which accelerates the construction, administration and the test of distributions.