News

Dear LinuxMCE community,

Open up some champagne because have we got some news for you!

We proudly want to bring you the following:

On 09-10-11 at 20:19 the LinuxMCE-8.10-final.iso was born.
She weighs about 3.3 gb and you can download her by clicking the following link:

http://linuxmce.iptp.org/release/LinuxMCE-8.10-final.iso

Of course we want to thank and congratulate everybody involved, the developers for getting it released and the community for helping to sift out the last bugs.

Thank you very much!

When you finished your glass let's get down back to business.

Where do we go from here?

Can I still report bugs for 0810?
Please, report bugs for 0810, so we can maintain it.

What will the next version be based on?
We are working hard on the beta of LinuxMCE 1004

Will there be an upgrade from 0810 to 1004?
It has been done, but not been documented. If you want to help and try to write a wiki about it, please do.
Please ask for guidance in the forum and irc.

What other news have you got?
Well we can report that golgoj4 & friends have been working fanatically on a new orbiter based on QT.
http://forum.linuxmce.org/index.php/topic,11776.0.html
Please check out his youtube video in the forum post to be dazzled

Also a wiki workgroup has been founded, to re-invent our linuxmce wiki
This workgroup is mainly for people who want to contribute but do not have the development skills, but have some common sense to help us re-organise the wiki.
Check their forum post here:
http://forum.linuxmce.org/index.php/topic,11909.0.html

 

Please leave your comments here:
http://forum.linuxmce.org/index.php/topic,11955.0.html

B.

p.s.
Sorry for waiting 2 days to bring you this news, but I was away for business. Poor excuse and I will punish myself for it. But maybe this news can help you get rid of these Monday Morning Blues.

Good day everybody,

this is not about remote controlled sailing boats, or remote controlled cars.

This is about our LinuxMCE 810 RELEASE CANDIDATE.

Since middle of 2008, when PlutoHome stopped doing development for LinuxMCE, a chosen few have gone to great length, to take over LinuxMCE, and to produce the FIRST fully community maintained version of LinuxMCE. Hundreds upon hundreds of hours have been spend programming, bug hunting, user supporting, and documenting everything for LinuxMCE. We have had help from the fine folks at Dianemo namely totallymaxed and Uplink, where totallymaxed has been extremely helpful in the forum, and Uplink has helped on the development side with fixing stuff, only a developer with great insight into the code base and great coding skills could have done.

Read more: rc Time