Gentoo 10.1 LiveDVD Brings Fixes & Enhancements

Posted by Michael Larabel on October 25, 2009

In celebration of Gentoo's 10th birthday, the Gentoo engineering team banded together and created the Gentoo 10 LiveDVD of the latest packages for this rolling Linux distribution. Less than a month after releasing Gentoo 10.0, the Gentoo Ten team has released Gentoo 10.1.

The Gentoo 10.1 LiveDVD contains enhancements and bug-fixes since the 10.0 release at the start of the month. Like the 10.0 release, 10.1 is available in x86 and x86_64 spins that weigh in at just under 3GB.

The brief Gentoo 10.1 LiveDVD announcement can be found at Gentoo.org with download links. Below are a few screenshots we captured from the amd64 spin of Gentoo 10.1. However, it's not a whole lot different from Gentoo 10.0.




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