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These release notes for Point Linux 13.04 (Taya) provide an overview of the release and document the known issues with Point Linux 13.04.  
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These release notes for Point Linux 2.2 (taya) provide an overview of the release and document the known issues with Point Linux 2.2.  
  
== Point Linux 13.04.1 overview ==
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=== What's new in Point Linux 13.04.1 ===
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=== What's new in Point Linux 2.2 ===
Point Linux 13.04.1 is a minor bugfix release. It generally has the same specs as [http://wiki.pointlinux.org/index.php?title=Point_Linux_13.04_Release_Notes Point Linux 13.04] However, it also offers some improvements as well:
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This minor release brings some notable changes and prepares Point Linux for the next big release.<br />
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Point Linux version numbering policy has been changed. The 13.04.X release is renumbered to 2.X.
  
 
==== Changes in distribution ====
 
==== Changes in distribution ====
: LibreOffice 4.0.3.3;
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: Firefox 24.0
: Firefox 21.0;
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: Thunderbird 24.0
: Stable Debian 'Wheezy' packages;
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: LibreOffice 4.1
: Debian repo moved to cdn.debian.net;
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: KVM/QEMU SPICE support
: Point Linux repo moved to cdn.pointlinux.org;
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: Fast User Switch enabled
: ftp CLI utility added;
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: Up to date Debian packages
: MATE 1.6 migration simplified;
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==== Changes in Point Linux Installer ====
 
==== Changes in Point Linux Installer ====
: Installer downloads and installs IBus and input method packages when CJK languages detected;
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: Vietnamese locale support
: Installer removes VirtualBox guest additions in target system when VirtualBox is not detected;
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: Windows 8.1 detection
: Installer creates /media/cdrom and /media/usb folders in target system;
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: Network Manager connections (e.g. Wi-Fi) established in the LiveCD/USB session transferred into newly installed system
: Installer creates /etc/apt/apt.conf.d/00CDMountPoint and /etc/apt/apt.conf.d/00trustcdrom in target system;
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: Screensaver lock enabled by default if system was installed without autologin turned on
  
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Latest revision as of 07:38, 29 September 2013

These release notes for Point Linux 2.2 (taya) provide an overview of the release and document the known issues with Point Linux 2.2.

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[edit] Point Linux 2.2 overview

The purpose: Desktop PC distro
Target audience: Experienced users and business/IT sector
Based on: Debian 7 (Wheezy)
Kernel: 3.2.0-4
DE: Mate 1.4.2
Compiz: Available in repo. Not installed by default
DM: LightDM
Distro format: LiveCD/USB, LiveDVD/USB
Supported architectures: i386 (i686-pae), amd64
Distro language: English in Live Session, Localized during the HD installation.
Installer: GUI Point Linux Installer 0.16.2

[edit] What's new in Point Linux 2.2

This minor release brings some notable changes and prepares Point Linux for the next big release.
Point Linux version numbering policy has been changed. The 13.04.X release is renumbered to 2.X.

[edit] Changes in distribution

Firefox 24.0
Thunderbird 24.0
LibreOffice 4.1
KVM/QEMU SPICE support
Fast User Switch enabled
Up to date Debian packages

[edit] Changes in Point Linux Installer

Vietnamese locale support
Windows 8.1 detection
Network Manager connections (e.g. Wi-Fi) established in the LiveCD/USB session transferred into newly installed system
Screensaver lock enabled by default if system was installed without autologin turned on


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