Xubuntu Xtreme 7.10.1 Now Available

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July 14, 2008

Xubuntu Xtreme 7.10.1 Now Available

Filed under: Uncategorized — darthchaosofrspw @ 11:48 PM

Xubuntu Xtreme 7.10.1 is now available for download!

Included with Xubuntu Xtreme 7.10.1 are:

* All updates as of July 14, 2008

* Kernel updated from 2.6.22-14-generic to 2.6.22-15-generic

* Firefox updated to official 3.0 Final from mozilla.com (using the Ubuntuzilla tool)

* Thunderbird updated to official 2.0.0.14 from mozilla.com (using the Ubuntuzilla tool)

* Leopardish GTK/Metacity/Xfwm theme

* Leopardish icon theme

* Shere_Kahn_X X11 Leopard-inspired mouse theme

* Some Mac-inspired wallpapers

For space considerations, I have removed the CNR client and its dependencies. However, the CNR client can be easily downloaded from cnr.com.

To download Xubuntu Xtreme 7.10.1, click here.

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