It’s that time again! The Fuduntu Team is proud to announce the immediate availability of Fuduntu 2012.4. This is the fourth quarterly release for 2012. Like all previous Fuduntu releases, this release follows our tradition of making small incremental distribution improvements that don’t sacrifice the stability of our Linux distribution.

The Fuduntu quarterly installation ISO image (2012.1) is now available for immediate download. As with all Fuduntu releases, this release continues our tradition of small incremental improvements. It is important to note that existing Fuduntu users will roll up to this version through the normal update process, and do not need to download or install from this media to benefit from this release.

The Fuduntu team is proud to announce the second quarterly release of 2013, Fuduntu 2013.2. This release comes with many improvements, including many bug fixes, new features/apps, and other news items. As usual, existing Fuduntu users have already rolled into 2013.2.

New Features..

I would like to announce the immediate release of Fuduntu Linux version 14.7. This version brings minor changes to the OS defaults, and fixes a few bugs. All changes released in the ISOs are available as updates to current Fuduntu users, so if you are already using Fuduntu and have installed the latest updates, no action is required on your part.

With the Fuduntu project growing, a reorganization in the team was deemed as a necessary step. The reorganization will include more defined primary roles for the Fuduntu team members as well as setup team leaders for the major areas of Fuduntu.

Fuduntu 14.8-3 update is now available as an update for existing Fuduntu users, and as downloadable media for new users interested in installing from scratch. This update brings few additions to the Fuduntu Linux distribution, and shows a shift towards fixing distribution bugs.

Happy second anniversary, Fuduntu! Today (Nov 7th) we celebrate the second anniversary of the Fuduntu Linux distribution, and what a year it has been!

In our second year Fuduntu has undergone many exciting changes in key areas designed to improve platform supportability and growth.

This update is released as a normal update for existing Fuduntu users and as the first quarterly Fuduntu ISO release for 2011.

The most notable change in this release is the addition of Linux Kernel 2.6.37, and the retiring of the BFS scheduler.

This quarterly release rolls up all changes made since 14.7 into new installable media for new users.

The Fuduntu Team is always looking for new ways to improve the look, and feel of our distribution. We do this by carefully choosing components that mesh together to provide a complete desktop experience.

One of the most often heard problems with Linux distributions is the difficulty of the command line, so we set out to find a way to improve it.