Software that was updated in the Super OS 9.10 repository:
Adobe Air
Adobe Reader
Autopackage
Google Chrome
Ubuntu Tweak
VirtualBox
Wine
Software that was added to the repository:
UCK
CrossOver
Lotus Symphony
FrostWire
Nero Burning ROM
Zumo Drive
Jungle Disk Desktop
Google Desktop
Picasa
PeaZip
Memopal
Spideroak
Google Earth
Boxee
Hulu
Foxit Reader
For further information, like version numbers and the homepage of the programs, check: http://hacktolive.org/wiki/Super_OS_repository
Good news! The upcoming Super OS (formerly: Super Ubuntu), version 10.04, will also be available in a x64 version.
I just found out someone from my family has a x64 computer, and I can it use to build Super OS 10.04
It should be very similar to the 32 bits version, but I will probably add the “ia32-libs” package, to improve compatibility with 32 bits applications…
Any further ideas or suggestions for the x64 version?
It is with great joy that I announce that Super OS is at this momment (3rd of January, 2009) ranked number 1 on DistroWatch, in the 7 days span!
On the 1st of January I noticed it was #2, (Ubuntu was #1), but I never expected it to pass the “father” Ubuntu!
Of course it will go very down on the ranking once the release news of Super OS 9.10 gets old, but still… VERY impressing, in fact: freaking awesome!
Note: Keep in mind this ranking only counts the number of hits/vists the DistroWatch page about Super OS had (it does not count number of downloads nor the number of installations nor anything else)
PS: I did not used any “hacking tools” (nor anything similar to that) to get high rankings.
Update: other websites also reported it (some not in English):
http://www.ketok.com/index.php?news_id=4508&start=0&category_id=&parent_id=&arcyear=&arcmonth=
http://kasimbu.blogspot.com/2010/01/super-is-beat-ubuntu.html
http://waroeng-ubuntu.blogspot.com/2010/01/skandal-ubuntu-dikalahkan-super-os.html
Finally the new Super OS 9.10 is out!
Here is a summary of the changes:
*Many software updated
*Added: File mounter, Google Chrome, Skype, GParted
*Removed: Moonlight support in Opera, Wubi (due to a bug in ubuntu updates that “kill” wubi installations)
More information about features and download links available at the usual place:
http://hacktolive.org/wiki/Super_OS
Request: If someone can provide HTTP mirros, please contact me!
Hi people,
I know many are already waiting for Super OS 9.10, now that ubuntu 9.10 is out.
I am now back to the University so have have reduced my time developing software and “hacking”.
However, I still expect to make Super OS 9.10 and continue developing software. I can’t promise a specific date for the release of Super OS 9.10, however, if everything goes well, I should release it in the first half of November. Don’t expect anything revolutionary (besides the new Ubuntu changes), just the usual cocktail: Ubuntu + codecs + apps + a few tweaks like App Runner and stuff like that.
I hope to “play” with Ubuntu 9.10 next weekend and by then I should make some progress with Super OS 9.10.
More news will hopefully be available soon!
Cheers to all
Update: The planned release date is now the second half of December (2009), sorry for the delay!
Update 2: The last schedule still stands! The ISO seems to be already finished and the release should be around 30/31 of December (2009)
Update 3: Super OS 9.10 is now out!
There have been some updates to the Super OS repository:
-The packages are now located on a new server (with more space for new software!)
-FIXED: The packages are now “signed” with a “key”, making them more tamper-resistant and secure
-FIXED: Users no longer see the warning “You are about to install software that can’t be authenticated!” (because packages are now signed)
There is nothing special you need to do to have this new repository, you just need to keep your system updated and since this new repository is already in the Super OS updates (the package is “super-os-repo” version 0.2) you will easily get the new repository.
In case you have any problems or have any questions, feel free to send an email or leave a comment bellow.
Just noticed Super OS is now on DistroWatch!
Yeah! Pretty cool!
Link:
http://distrowatch.com/table.php?distribution=superos
Some time ago, I noticed Foxit Reader was also available for Linux, but… since they don’t offer a .deb, I decided to make my own, and also made a portable version (in RUNZ format).
Downsides:
-Closed source
-The license seems a bit restrictive
-little ads on the interface (see image above)
-Slower than the default Ubuntu viewer (evince)
Pros:
-Nothing special I could find, but it is always good to have more software available for Linux
Download links:
Download Portable Foxit Reader for Linux/Ubuntu
Download .deb file of Foxit Reader for Ubuntu
By the way, this is already in the Super OS repository, the package name is “foxit-reader” (no quotes)
Finally what seems to be the official Windows 7 RTM ISO-DVD is on the internet.
I haven’t installed it yet, but it seems to be the real thing…
Sooner or later my PC will dual-boot Windows 7 and Super OS (now I have Windows Vista + Super OS 9.04)
There were also reports about the official hashes of the ISOs, something useful to make sure the ISOs were not contaminated with malware.
Download links and hashes information at:
http://hacktolive.org/wiki/Windows_7
Update: This is the “ultimate edition” and you can install without serial/key. After 30 days it asks you to register, but it **seems** to keep working anyway
Another SuperDeb out!
OpenOffice.org 3.1 SuperDeb for Ubuntu 9.04 and Super OS 9.04
Note: Only for systems in English AND with OpenOffice.org also in English
Download: hacktolive.org/wiki/SuperDebs
