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It appears that the final release of Mandriva Linux 2006 is still a few days off.

KNOPPIX 4.0.2 Live CD - continuing in the tradition of being the most popular and versatile Linux live CD on the market.

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Download it from one of the mirrors and give it a spin! Contrary to some earlier reports, the CD edition still ships with development tools (including GCC), as well as Emacs, so it seems that even after its 'split' to CD and DVD editions, the good old KNOPPIX that we've learnt to love and appreciate is still here in its original format. Otherwise, users seem mostly impressed by the improved speed of the live CD. Some of the early reports coming in tell us that, despite sorting out most of the earlier problems with Unionfs, some bugs remain: notably a slight problem with the MySQL configuration file and also a mysterious failure of KDE to pick up Dutch, French and Russian localisations. The good folks at Unix-AG were quick to set up a BitTorrent tracker to take away pressure from the FTP sites. Without much fanfare, both the CD and DVD images have started propagating to download mirrors, but because of the size (remember that there are separate German and English editions of KNOPPIX), it took the best part of the weekend before some of the mirrors could catch up, especially since the main server became flooded with requests soon after the release. The much awaited new release of the KNOPPIX live CD and DVD finally happened last Saturday. New on waiting list: ExTiX, TINA KNOPPIX Live CD, SLAMPP Live CD.New additions: Kororaa, Pingo Linux, Taprobane GNU/Linux, Wolvix.Featured distribution of the week: Hedinux GNU/Linux.Comment: On Ubuntu naming and colour schemes.Listen to the Podcast edition of this week's DistroWatch Weekly in ogg (11.29MB) or mp3 (8.21MB) formats (courtesy of Shawn Milo). Plenty of news, comments, updated upcoming releases list and other regular columns complement this week's issue of DistroWatch Weekly. Our featured distribution of the week is a little-known project called Hedinux GNU/Linux, while several new distributions have been added to the site's database, including Kororaa, a promising Gentoo variant with automated installation method. A slow start of the past week was followed by much activity during the weekend, with a new KNOPPIX live CD and DVD, an updated Ubuntu Colony CD set, and a number of other interesting development and final releases (but still no Mandriva 2006). Welcome to this year's 39th issue of DistroWatch Weekly. DistroWatch Weekly A weekly opinion column and a summary of events from the distribution worldĭistroWatch Weekly, Issue 119, 26 September 2005