2024-04-18 07:09: Anadolu Panteri has been established in Turkey as an individual and institutional company in order to give Linux support to every sector. The goal is to be able to meet the needs of developers with specially structured scripts, as well as simple and basic needs that enable us to work together at home, even on the office, and with ease of use.

2024-04-11 21:05: https://wackowiki.org/doc/Dev/Release/R6.1/ReleaseNotes

2024-04-05 18:14: Welcome to Ezarcher The Ezarcher Linux ISO is a full featured Arch Linux desktop. The live system comes with many common desktop software packages and tools to install Arch Linux on your system. There are two installer methods, the Calamares Installer Framework and the Arch Way, by following the Arch Wiki. The Calamares installer is located in the System menu and titled Install System. The live user's /home folder has an ezarcher folder with several folders containing all the project files for the Ezarcher system. The ~/ezarcher/Docs folder contains some introductory readme files and suggested steps to enhance the system. The ~/ezarcher/Install_Guides folder contains step-by-step installation guides for Arch Linux that follow the same general software selections as the live media. The ~/ezarcher/Install_Scripts folder contains the ezarch.bios and ezarch.uefi bash installation scripts that will install Arch Linux with some predefined setup options and software selections. The ~/ezarcher/PkgBuilds folder contains the the PKGBUILD files for the Calamares and its two helper applications. The ~/ezarcher/Scripts folder contains the ezmaint script for basic maintenance tasks, the grubinstall.sh script to install grub after the package updates, and the ffinstall.sh script to install Firefox Latest directly from Mozilla and install it into the user's home folder. The ~/ezarcher/Templates folder contains 7zip files for each of the live ISOs with a desktop environment. User password: live Root password: toor Have fun, stay safe. :-) https://sourceforge.net/projects/ezarch/

2024-02-10 23:46: Developing multi-platform and international edition of ISO Full BASIC.

2024-01-27 20:35: WadaLabMaruGo2004 is FreeFont (Open Font). Based on JIS X 0213:2004 (JIS2004) and including Japanese, Emojis, symbols and pictograms of Unicode 15.0. This font face is rounded. This license is public domain.

2021-01-12 02:24: This maintenance has been completed at 18th Jan 08:30 UTC Thank you for your cooperation. All services of OSDN.net will be temporary unavailable on 18th Jan for infrastructure full replacement. Schedule: Services will be offline from 18th Jan 0:00 UTC to 12:00 UTC Affected services: All OSDN.net services include Web access, API, Shell, project web SCM etc... Various hosts IP addresses will be changed after the maintenance. Note: If you setup VHOST DNS etc uses A record (to use IP address directory insted of CNAME we recomenned), you will need to change them after the maintenance.

2020-05-25 01:05: Mirroring feature of GitHub release to OSDN project storage is beta open. Please refer this for more details.

2020-05-07 02:13: Mirroring feature of GitHub release to OSDN File release is beta open. Please refer this for more details.

2020-04-27 07:01: We are proud to announce two major changes on OSDN.net. First, OSDN Division of Appirits Inc. has decided to put an overall end to ad banners that profit the OSDN.net administrator side. Also coming soon is a new synchronization feature with GitHub for File Release and Storage. Background In 2000 when the antecedent organization of OSDN was founded, there were three "D" s that were deemed inevitable for the open-source community to work on open-source development: Develop, Distribute, and Discuss. OSDN laid down a basic policy whose aim was to engage in activities to support the three "D"s. It has been over 20 years since then, and the environment surrounding open source has continued to change dramatically. Nonetheless, those three "D"s still remain to be important to the community even now. OSDN offers features that support the three "D"s to all the open-source-loving communities for free, and it is our essential policy to carry on with our commitment to support these activities. OSDN's activities of the last twenty years were supported by the revenues generated from the ad banners posted on OSDN.net. However, having seen problems after problems of inappropriate and fraudulent advertisements that occurred on our former partner site in the US, and being faced with the excessive evolution of AdTech, it is becoming more and more unavoidable to take actions to ensure privacy protection. It is also true that the ad banners that occupy so much of the space are making it difficult for us to provide ideal UX and UI. Even after our brand name was changed in 2015, OSDN.net has continued its steady and stable growth. Last month, OSDN.net recorded its highest number of unique users. Yet, Appirits Inc., who recognizes open-source technologies as the foundation of its business, figured that by making OSDN.net free of ad banners which profited the company, Appirits can exhibit its supportive stance toward the open-source community, and it is more important to further foster the growth and development of OSDN.net. Schedule for No More Ad Banners For about half of all the OSDN.net pages, ad banners will be removed immediately, which is scheduled to happen at the end of May. However, there are exceptions of some download pages (pages where downloading of files take place) that are allowed to continue posting ads. Please note that ad banners will continue to appear on OSDN Magazine for some time. Financial Support Offered to Open Source Projects Now here is the reason why there are exceptions to the no more ad policy. We have been offering financial support to some of the open-source projects as a part of our activities, and so we will continue to allow these projects to post ad banners only on their download pages. All the revenues that are generated from the ads posted on these pages will go to the open-source project side. Moreover, for projects whose scale has reached a certain standard, we are planning to create a mechanism that enables open-source projects to post ad banners or donation guide on their own. Synchronization Feature with GitHub for File Release and File Storage In May 2020, we are introducing a new sync feature with GitHub for File Release and File Storage. This new feature enables the target Release/Tag in the GitHub repository to be automatically synchronized to OSDN.net, and it is available for both File Release and File Storage. This allows users to simultaneously release software via OSDN.net global mirror network when there’s a new release on GitHub. - For File Release Feature: (Scheduled to) Start offering Beta on May 7, 2020. - For File Storage Feature: Start offering Beta in May 2020. (The exact timing will be decided after having examined the new feature on File Release.) Under the circumstances in which the novel coronavirus continues to spread around the world, Appirits recognizes that there are more and more roles that open source can and should play, and we will continue to commit ourselves to the growth and development of OSDN.net and support infrastructures dedicated to the open-source community. -- Shuji Sado General Manager of OSDN Div., Appirits Inc.

2020-02-26 14:19: We have set up a new column called OSDN Magazine, which delivers open-source related news. In the side header, there is a tab called Magazine, which you may have already notice. You will see some news articles there. We originally translated some open-source related news sites, like NewsForge and Linux.com, into a Japanese, and we ran a website centered on them. Still to this day, we run the website, which is called OSDN Magazine. Having such background, OSDN Magazine had been a website that only supports Japanese, but now we are determined to gradually globalize it. Currently, there are only few articles, but our plan is to offer more and more contents besides news articles in the future. OSDN Magazine https://osdn.net/mag/