Yet Another Linux Distro Timeline (YALDT

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Yet another Linux Distro Timeline

I was so impressed by the other two timelines that I decided to build on the fine work that had proceeded me.

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ps: If anyone is interested in a hard copy of this, send me an e-mail. Litho is too expensive, but I might be able to get an A1 digital print done at a not too unreasonable cost if I order 50 copies.
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12 years ago

Ver 1.0 First attempt
v 1.01 Epoch -> Enoch (typo) thx npu
v 1.02 Victor -> Vector (typo) thx marciUn
v 1.1 revised layout added muLinux

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DRoy

11 years ago

I may have missed it but i do not see freespire??

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Kagrou

12 years ago

I've just a small question. What happend on sept 9 2001 ? there is a red ligne for this date.

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greengrass44

12 years ago

Sept 9 2001
The Unix/Linux epoch. 1,000,000,000 seconds since Jan 1, 1970

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alexdark

12 years ago

VERY GOOD JOB. THANK YOU!

ALEX SANDOVAL!

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SoloSalsa

12 years ago

One of the other time lines had Ark, but not Yellow Dog. You have Yellow Dog, but not Ark. A wiki would be wonderful, but sounds to good to be true. Anyway, please add Ark Linux to it.

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Kwilliam

12 years ago

would be an SVG-based Linux Timeline wiki!

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greengrass44

12 years ago

Yes, it would be possible to setup a Wiki to produce SVG Timeline. I would think you would need to limit the scope of data that could be entered to a relatively fixed format. This could then be rendered into a SVG image. I think it might be necessary to have a graphic editor input to move some of the parts of the timeline around. Parts of the technology required are already around, if someone (else) want to have a go....

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Trixi

12 years ago

Year, i love it !!
GREATE THING !!!

And Happy Birthday, too

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VemeC

12 years ago

Very nice!! and Happy Birthday men!!!!

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greengrass44

12 years ago

Thanks for the compliment, but I don't know how the "system" decided it my birthday. It not true. 10 April, not 4 October.

regards

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maco

11 years ago

US dates vs. rest-of-world dates. In the US, we write it backwards.

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Syllten

12 years ago

In my youth I worked a lot with a distribution called muLinux (µLinux), a two-floppy distribution with X. Later I had a chance to install LoopLinux (a slimmed down RedHat dist) before I finally bought a computer upon which I could install RedHat 5.2. (Later on I fell in love with SuSE and bough it's 7.3 and I have been faithfull to that cute lizard ever since...)

I'd really love to see those two darlings of mine in the timeline! :)

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greengrass44

12 years ago

muLinux wasn't too hard to research so its been added, but I couldn't find sufficient info on LoopLinux. Point me at some online resources for start/end dates, versions....


regards

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ahawks

12 years ago

Not contesting, but I had never heard that SuSE branched from Slackware. Is it true?

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greengrass44

12 years ago

Yes SuSE got it's start in life as a version of Slackware. See:

http://mohamedhammad.blogspot.com/2006/09/suse-linux.html
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http://lists.suse.com/archive/suse-linux-e/1998-Jan/0360.html

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brianvanderbijl

12 years ago

First of all, great work!

But, afaik, Edubuntu is a direct descendant of Ubuntu, and not via Kubuntu. Same goes for Xubuntu not being based on Edubuntu, aifaik. Although it might be possible Xubuntu is based on Kubuntu, or at least inspired by Kubuntu.

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greengrass44

12 years ago

Thanks for kind comments and thanks for the feedback. I'll update the Timeline and re-post it.

regards

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greengrass44

12 years ago

Why does the feedback system post 2 copies of each maessage. System: Ubuntu dd 6.06/Firefox 1.5.0.7

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marciUn

12 years ago

Hello, great job, it's a good idea to put linux kernel and others stuffs (icon !)

Just few thing :
* Archlinux is based on Crux
* for Slackware line, the correct name is « Vector » not Victor ;) http://vectorlinux.com/

Good job :)

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greengrass44

12 years ago

From my research Arch is not based on Crux as Judd says.....

Arch Linux is descended from Crux. Judd once summarized the differences:

"I used Crux before starting Arch. Arch started out as Crux, pretty much. Then I wrote pacman and makepkg to replace my bash pseudo packaging scripts (I built Arch as an LFS system to begin). So the two are completely separate distros, but technically, they're almost the same. We have dependency support (officially) for example, although Crux has a community that provides other features. CLC's prt-get will do rudimentary dependency logic. Crux gets to ignore lots of problems we have too, since it's a very minimalistic package set, basically what Per uses and nothing else."
http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Arch_vs_Others

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greengrass44

12 years ago

From my research Arch is not based on Crux as Judd says.....

Arch Linux is descended from Crux. Judd once summarized the differences:

"I used Crux before starting Arch. Arch started out as Crux, pretty much. Then I wrote pacman and makepkg to replace my bash pseudo packaging scripts (I built Arch as an LFS system to begin). So the two are completely separate distros, but technically, they're almost the same. We have dependency support (officially) for example, although Crux has a community that provides other features. CLC's prt-get will do rudimentary dependency logic. Crux gets to ignore lots of problems we have too, since it's a very minimalistic package set, basically what Per uses and nothing else."
http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Arch_vs_Others

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marciUn

12 years ago

Hello, great job, it's a good idea to put linux kernel and others stuffs (icon !)

Just few thing :
* Archlinux is based on Crux
* for Slackware line, the correct name is « Vector » not Victor ;) http://vectorlinux.com/

Good job :)

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12 years ago

Ver 1.0 First attempt
v 1.01 Epoch -> Enoch (typo) thx npu
v 1.02 Victor -> Vector (typo) thx marciUn
v 1.1 revised layout added muLinux

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