Earlier we have talked couple of times about Sabayon Linux. This week the devoper team announced the immediate availability of Sabayon Linux 8. Gentoo-based Sabayon touts its variety of packages and installations to choose from, and even though their FAQ mentions its appropriateness for new Linux users, it’s aimed at more experienced users who want to customize to their hearts’ content. As expected Sabayon GNOME 3.2.2, KDE 4.7.4 (4.8.0 available in testing repo), Xfce 4.8, LibreOffice 3.4.4, SpinBase (bare-metal flavour for building your own ISO images), ServerBase (same but with server-optimized kernel), CoreCDX, for those liking Fluxbox are included in this release.
Features:-
The first and best way to try a Gentoo-based Linux distribution at its full power, with all working out-of-the-box and no compilation needed at all
The first Extreme-Rolling Release distribution, with automated repository package version bumping, thanks to Entropy Matter ebuild tracker
Faster, cleaner and more evolved than any other rolling distro out there: we work hard to bring you the most stable rolling release experience
Keep up-to-date your system in minutes while maintaining full Gentoo Portage compatibility
Focusing on performance: GCC 4.6 with Graphite Loop Transformation infrastructure and Link Time Optimizations enabled
Always up-to-date Linux Kernel 3.2 (and experimental "Fusion" Kernels available in repositories)
Providing extra Server-oriented Linux kernels (OpenVZ, Vserver, Generic Server)
Natively supporting the btrfs filesystem (besides ext4, aufs, and others)
Transform Sabayon into an full-featured HTPC Operating System (Media Center) using XBMC 10.1 (11.0 available soon)
GNOME 3.2.2 Visual Environment
KDE 4.7.4 Desktop Environment (4.8.0 available in a few days)
Improved Xfce 4.8 out-of-the-box experience (for those missing GNOME2)
Improved LibreOffice integration, updated to 3.4.4
Migrated to libav as ffmpeg replacement
Migrated to Java 7 and Subversion 1.7
Cinnamon and Razor Qt available in repositories
Entropy Framework (Package Manager, Web Services) updated to 1.0_rc86, consolidating stability and performance
Support for IME and non-roman fonts at install time
Support for non-latin languages at install time
More than 12000 packages available for x86_64, i686
ARMv7 versions already available, with more than 2000 packages ready to be installed
The first Extreme-Rolling Release distribution, with automated repository package version bumping, thanks to Entropy Matter ebuild tracker
Faster, cleaner and more evolved than any other rolling distro out there: we work hard to bring you the most stable rolling release experience
Keep up-to-date your system in minutes while maintaining full Gentoo Portage compatibility
Focusing on performance: GCC 4.6 with Graphite Loop Transformation infrastructure and Link Time Optimizations enabled
Always up-to-date Linux Kernel 3.2 (and experimental "Fusion" Kernels available in repositories)
Providing extra Server-oriented Linux kernels (OpenVZ, Vserver, Generic Server)
Natively supporting the btrfs filesystem (besides ext4, aufs, and others)
Transform Sabayon into an full-featured HTPC Operating System (Media Center) using XBMC 10.1 (11.0 available soon)
GNOME 3.2.2 Visual Environment
KDE 4.7.4 Desktop Environment (4.8.0 available in a few days)
Improved Xfce 4.8 out-of-the-box experience (for those missing GNOME2)
Improved LibreOffice integration, updated to 3.4.4
Migrated to libav as ffmpeg replacement
Migrated to Java 7 and Subversion 1.7
Cinnamon and Razor Qt available in repositories
Entropy Framework (Package Manager, Web Services) updated to 1.0_rc86, consolidating stability and performance
Support for IME and non-roman fonts at install time
Support for non-latin languages at install time
More than 12000 packages available for x86_64, i686
ARMv7 versions already available, with more than 2000 packages ready to be installed
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