Release Notes for siduction 2021.2.0 The siduction team is very proud that for our 10th birthday (yes, we started out in July 2011) we can present to you siduction 2021.2.0. This one is dubbed »Farewell« in remembrance of our friend Axel, who passed away way to early. So no, farewell …
Since recent events forced us to switch to new servers, we are still in the process of setting all this up. We have two new servers in the process of setup.
Since the passing of our friend and sponsor Axel Beu we have been trying to secure the two servers (build server and web server)he had been sponsoring for us for the past years. He also held the domain siduction.org. Taking over those items is not easy and might fail for …
Setting up donations and sponsorship In Germany, due to rules and regulations that we are famous for, it is quite cumbersome to set up to be able to collect donations, and it is also a lot of work to be done to keep it up. So, we have been looking …
siduction 2021.1.1 fixes a bug that prevented the Calamares installer to finish the installation.
The siduction team is proud to present to you siduction 2021.1. After a long hiatus of almost 3 years we are happy to be back with an official release.
On the weekend we had a core meeting of siduction devs to talk about the future of the distribution.
Tomorrow, on March 29, the siduction core team meets in Berlin to do some brain storming about the future of siduction.
In the attempt to release more often, today we give you siduction 2018.3.0 with the flavours KDE, LXQt, GNOME, Cinnamon, MATE, Xfce, Lxde, Xorg and noX. The released images are a snapshot of Debian unstable, that also goes by the name of Sid, from 2018-05-12. They are enhanced with some …
Today we are proud to release siduction 2018.2.0 with the flavours KDE, LXQt, GNOME, Cinnamon, MATE, Xfce, Lxde, Xorg and noX. The released images are a snapshot of Debian unstable, that also goes by the name of Sid, from 2018-03-04. They are enhanced with some useful packages and scripts, an …
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