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SprezzOS is about the new code it features, not creating a holistic operating system aimed at the lowest common denominator of user. | SprezzOS is about the new code it features, not creating a holistic operating system aimed at the lowest common denominator of user. | ||
SprezzOS is derived from [http://www.debian.org/ Debian], and an active member of the [http://wiki.debian.org/Derivatives/Census/SprezzOS Debian Derivatives Census]. While SprezzOS is a product of [https://www.sprezzatech.com Sprezzatech], which retains final control over its definition, contributions from the community are actively welcomed. All SprezzOS development is open, and has been from the beginning. SprezzOS at its heart is a rolling, rapidly-evolving operating system atop the [[Linux]] kernel; when the term "SprezzOS" is used by itself, it is this continuum (the "trunk") which is referenced. It is intended that users generally install this trunk, and rely on its frequent updates. From time to time, a snapshot will be taken of the distribution, defining a more static [[:CATEGORY: SprezzOS Releases|release]]. | SprezzOS is derived from [http://www.debian.org/ Debian], and an active member of the [http://wiki.debian.org/Derivatives/Census/SprezzOS Debian Derivatives Census]. While SprezzOS is a product of [https://www.sprezzatech.com Sprezzatech], which retains final control over its definition, contributions from the community are actively welcomed. All SprezzOS development is open, and has been from the beginning. SprezzOS at its heart is a rolling, rapidly-evolving operating system atop the [[Linux]] kernel; when the term "SprezzOS" is used by itself, it is this continuum (the "trunk") which is referenced. It is intended that users generally install this trunk, and rely on its frequent updates. From time to time, a snapshot will be taken of the distribution, defining a more static [[:CATEGORY: SprezzOS Releases|release]]. New installation media will be released as minor version updates to these releases as the need arises. | ||
Might you be among our [[target audience]]? Good, good. | |||
{{:Release Matrix}} | {{:Release Matrix}} |
Revision as of 06:39, 1 February 2013
Fortune smiles upon thee: you have discovered SprezzOS, the choice of discerning power users!
At the SprezzOS Project, we're not pushing things around on the desktop and playing with old forks of GNOME. We're redefining and rigorizing the core system applications of the modern Linux environment.
SprezzOS is about the new code it features, not creating a holistic operating system aimed at the lowest common denominator of user.
SprezzOS is derived from Debian, and an active member of the Debian Derivatives Census. While SprezzOS is a product of Sprezzatech, which retains final control over its definition, contributions from the community are actively welcomed. All SprezzOS development is open, and has been from the beginning. SprezzOS at its heart is a rolling, rapidly-evolving operating system atop the Linux kernel; when the term "SprezzOS" is used by itself, it is this continuum (the "trunk") which is referenced. It is intended that users generally install this trunk, and rely on its frequent updates. From time to time, a snapshot will be taken of the distribution, defining a more static release. New installation media will be released as minor version updates to these releases as the need arises.
Might you be among our target audience? Good, good.
Release (recent) | Date (planned/actual) | Media | Architectures | Bug Tags | Kernel | libc |
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3 "Kleene" | TBD | TBD | TBD | 3.0.0 | TBD | TBD |
2 "Kolmogorov" | 2013-08-06 / TBD | TBD | TBD | 2.0.0 | TBD | TBD |
1 "von Neumann" (1.1.1) | 2012-12-25 / 2013-01-13 | SprezzOS-1.1.1.iso | amd64 | 1.0.0 | Linux 3.7.5 | GNU libc 2.16 |
0 "Turing" (0.0.1) | 2012-10-05 / 2012-10-08 | SprezzOS-0.0.1.iso | amd64 | 0.0.0 and 0.0.0-beta | Linux 3.6.0 | EGLIBC 2.13 |
Our mascot is Natasha the orca, riding her Segway en route to publishing some samizdat. She was chosen because orcas are awesome.
Documentation
- For users: Release Model, Glossary
- For developers: Contributing
- SWOON, the SprezzOS Weekly News
Infrastructure
Source
- s-i, the SprezzOS installer
- Installaton media builder
- Packaging
Development
- Documentation for Installer development
- SprezzOS and Debian -- an introduction to SprezzOS for Debian developers
- Debian and SprezzOS -- an introduction to Debian for SprezzOS developers
Native tools