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A Linux distribution based on Ubuntu 9.04 (Jaunty Jackalope)
Super OS (previously known as Super Ubuntu) is Linux distribution just like Ubuntu 9.04 (Jaunty Jackalope) but with some extra packages.
Software Included:
* Adobe Reader
* aMule
* aMSN
* Autopackage
* Brasero
* compizconfig-settings-manager (to configure the settings of Compiz and the desktop effects)
* EnvyNG (command line version)
* Firefox
* Furius ISO Mount
* GParted
* GIMP
* gufw (GUI for uncomplicated firewall)
* MPlayer (media player)
* NDISwrapper and ndisgtk
* OpenOffice.org 3
* Opera
* padevchooser (the graphical interface for PulseAudio)
* RealPlayer 11
* SFS Technology
* Smart Package Manager
* Skype
* StartUp-Manager
* Mozilla Thunderbird
* ubuntu-restricted-extras (Java runtime environment, codecs, MP3 support, support for DVD-video, flash player...)
* Ubuntu Tweak
* VLC Media Player
* Wine
* Wine-Doors
* Zero Install
Here are some key features of "Super OS":
· System and application updates: all updates released for Ubuntu + GIMP 2.6 + OpenOffice.org 3 + Firefox 3
· Better Multimedia Support: MPlayer and VLC, DVD-playback, MP3 support and other multimedia codecs
· Better Internet experience: aMSN, aMule, Adobe Flash player and Opera
· Support for portable applications/other installation methods: Autopackage, SFS Technology, Smart Package Manager, Wine and Zero Install
· Support for more technologies: Java RE, Microsoft Office 2007 file formats, others...
· Graphical interfaces/managers: compizconfig-settings-manager (Compiz), Gufw (Uncomplicated firewall), ndisgtk (NDISwrapper) and padevchooser (PulseAudio)
· Utilities: Adobe Reader, EnvyNG, Furius ISO Mount, GParted, NDISwrapper, Ubuntu Tweak and StartUp-Manager
· Extra repositories
What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]
· The much awaited 64 bits version is now available, and includes ia32-libs to improve compatibility with 32 bits applications
· Wubi was re-introduced after a brief absence in Super OS 9.10
· The included cd2usb is now 100% mouse-driven: no more CLI-style interfaces
· Java was replaced with OpenJDK, because that’s what “ubuntu-restricted-extras” now installs instead of Java and it seems to work fine
· Most software updated, as usual: Firefox 3.6.8, ****** Chrome 6, Opera 10.61, etc…
· KDE and some QT libraries previously included were removed to free up some space (I will consider if they will be re-included in the future)
· Moonlight removed due a bug in the Ubuntu packages (Silverlight/Moonlight should be avoided anyway)
_http://linux.softpedia.com/progDownload/Super-OS-Download-44128.html
Super OS (previously known as Super Ubuntu) is Linux distribution just like Ubuntu 9.04 (Jaunty Jackalope) but with some extra packages.
Software Included:
* Adobe Reader
* aMule
* aMSN
* Autopackage
* Brasero
* compizconfig-settings-manager (to configure the settings of Compiz and the desktop effects)
* EnvyNG (command line version)
* Firefox
* Furius ISO Mount
* GParted
* GIMP
* gufw (GUI for uncomplicated firewall)
* MPlayer (media player)
* NDISwrapper and ndisgtk
* OpenOffice.org 3
* Opera
* padevchooser (the graphical interface for PulseAudio)
* RealPlayer 11
* SFS Technology
* Smart Package Manager
* Skype
* StartUp-Manager
* Mozilla Thunderbird
* ubuntu-restricted-extras (Java runtime environment, codecs, MP3 support, support for DVD-video, flash player...)
* Ubuntu Tweak
* VLC Media Player
* Wine
* Wine-Doors
* Zero Install
Here are some key features of "Super OS":
· System and application updates: all updates released for Ubuntu + GIMP 2.6 + OpenOffice.org 3 + Firefox 3
· Better Multimedia Support: MPlayer and VLC, DVD-playback, MP3 support and other multimedia codecs
· Better Internet experience: aMSN, aMule, Adobe Flash player and Opera
· Support for portable applications/other installation methods: Autopackage, SFS Technology, Smart Package Manager, Wine and Zero Install
· Support for more technologies: Java RE, Microsoft Office 2007 file formats, others...
· Graphical interfaces/managers: compizconfig-settings-manager (Compiz), Gufw (Uncomplicated firewall), ndisgtk (NDISwrapper) and padevchooser (PulseAudio)
· Utilities: Adobe Reader, EnvyNG, Furius ISO Mount, GParted, NDISwrapper, Ubuntu Tweak and StartUp-Manager
· Extra repositories
What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]
· The much awaited 64 bits version is now available, and includes ia32-libs to improve compatibility with 32 bits applications
· Wubi was re-introduced after a brief absence in Super OS 9.10
· The included cd2usb is now 100% mouse-driven: no more CLI-style interfaces
· Java was replaced with OpenJDK, because that’s what “ubuntu-restricted-extras” now installs instead of Java and it seems to work fine
· Most software updated, as usual: Firefox 3.6.8, ****** Chrome 6, Opera 10.61, etc…
· KDE and some QT libraries previously included were removed to free up some space (I will consider if they will be re-included in the future)
· Moonlight removed due a bug in the Ubuntu packages (Silverlight/Moonlight should be avoided anyway)
_http://linux.softpedia.com/progDownload/Super-OS-Download-44128.html