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Zenwalk Linux 4.4.1 E-mail
Written by Administrator   
Friday, 23 March 2007
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Welcome to Zenville.  No low-powered  computers  are

spared  !   Zenwalk will save them from cpu-philous  &

ram-philous LL linux.

  

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Why is this 'zen' distro so attractive ?  It is as light as an air

ballon. Zenwalk's isos files are also light to download. Well,Zen-

walk is also light on the number of accompanying apps, a result of

its one application for one task philosophy.

 

Zenwalk 4.2 was so suitable for my old Dell pentiumIII desktops and

workstations and  semi-modern low-specs notebook. I was very skept-

ical at first but after 1 month of using, i just love it. The other

very popular distros, or mega distros have more affinity for power &

ram. I am not a power user. I know i can opt for Vectorlinux 5.8 or

even the Damn Small linux but after trying them, i still prefer the

marriage of 'zen' computing and the virtue of Slackware. No kidding!

I suppose you'll only know it, after you have walked the 'zen' path.

Unfortunately, enlightenment is not guaranteed .Laughing  But don't take

your low-powered or old pc for granted.

 

Zenwalk 4.4.1 was released on 24 feb 2006, 2 days after the release

of version 4.4 which had acquired an xorg bug. Zenwalk 4.4.1 comes

with Linux kernel 2.6.20. This new kernel introduced Zenwalk a new

libata subsystem that will cause confusion in those users who have

been used to the current device naming system of hdx and sdx. But I

hope not !

 

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The brief notice of the new naming system could be seen on the boot

screen of Zenwalk 4.4.1. Pata/ide and sata drives would be assigned

with sdx and any optical drive would be assigned with srx. Honestly,

I haven't come across such a subsystem that require such unnecessary

change. Maybe, it has been 'abstracted' in other distros.

 

For your information, this subsystem had existed since linux kernel

2.6.19.  I hope, the great Mr.Linus Torvolds has some 'zen' reasons

to implement such a change. I wouldn't be surprised if the existing

Zenwalk users(especially those with pata coexisting with sata drive)

decide to postpone this 'scary' kernel upgrade.  There is a wiki to

guide you, should you need an upgrade.

 

 

 

 

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