No Klinux iso so far, if you have, simply let me know, please.
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ArchiveOS New Additions / Re: Polippix OS
October 15, 2021, 12:40:53 PM
Added to my todo list, thanks.
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Other / Re: lunar-1.8.0-testing-20201020-x86_64.iso
August 09, 2021, 11:35:21 AM
Found the 1.8.0RC1 iso, uploading now, thanks.
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Other / Re: lunar-1.8.0-testing-20201020-x86_64.iso
August 07, 2021, 11:26:08 AM
I just keep the latest stable iso images of Lunar, and dont have the testing ones.
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Other / Re: About Red Flag Linux
July 04, 2021, 10:50:44 PM
Updated, thanks, but...
Registration is reqiured to download it.
Registration is reqiured to download it.
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ArchiveOS New Additions / Adding new OS
July 03, 2021, 01:55:54 PM
If you would like to propose a missing OS, provide such informations (whatever is possible), please:
– name
– web site (even it does not exist any more)
– description
– origin
– download link (just a link, with no "http://", "https://" or "www" please)
– screenshot
– license (if you share not your work (screenshot, description, etc.))
After verification, it will be published on the ArchiveOS.org web site.
– name
– web site (even it does not exist any more)
– description
– origin
– download link (just a link, with no "http://", "https://" or "www" please)
– screenshot
– license (if you share not your work (screenshot, description, etc.))
After verification, it will be published on the ArchiveOS.org web site.
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Forum Rules / Forum Rules - Please Read
July 02, 2021, 06:09:53 PM
The main rule is: be polite, be helpful.
For those who need a more lengthy description:
Section I - General Rules
Respect the Forum Staff
All of the forum staff are volunteers and offer their free time to keep the forum running smoothly. Any decision made by an administrator or moderator is final and should be respected.
Do not argue with Staff directly in a thread; if you wish to discuss an issue, contact through e-mail or PM (Private Message).
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Any offensive material, such as swear words or derogatory terms, is prohibited. Hate speech, as defined as an attack on religion, race, nationality, sexual orientation, or any other self-identifiable group, is not tolerated.
Adult content, including obscenity and pornography are not allowed
Censoring a swear word by substituting a letter with an asterisk symbol "*", or using acronyms that contain a swear word is considered swearing.
Messages that personally attack or call people names is considered abuse. These are sometimes referred to as "flame" posts.
Messages that contain sensitive religious or political topics may be removed on the basis of inciting far too emotional and personal debate.
No SPAM or Advertisements
This includes posts, in a signature, or with the personal website field.
- Spammer accounts will be deleted. SPAM accounts are made "for the sole purpose of providing information about and/or links to commercial websites or other advertisements".
- If your link represent the site of a (commercial) organisation, you can contact us or we will get in contact with you to suggest a partnership or to remove your link from your post. If the agreement doesn't result in a partnership and the link is not removed from your post, the account will be deleted.
Do not respond to spam, simply report it and allow it to be dealt with.
No Illegal Material
Any requests for help pertaining to illicit computer activities is prohibited and will not be supported (i.e., piracy, malicious hacking). Requesting, distributing, or linking illegal material is forbidden.
Do not Troll
Trolling consists of messages that contain an apparent foolish contradiction of common knowledge, being deliberately sarcastic to the user(s) of the forum, or a broad request for trivial follow-up messages. It serves no purpose other than the enjoyment of the troll.
No Dangerous Commands
Suggesting commands that could harm or destroy another user's system, even in jest, is strictly off-limits.
Section II - Technical Guidelines
Search Before Posting
Search the forums and Google for questions before posting.
New Questions Deserve New Threads
Do not add new questions to existing threads, start your own instead! This will make it easier for other members to provide support. This includes hijacking, do not ask unrelated questions in a user's existing support thread.
Do not resurrect support threads older than 6 months, outdated information can cause issues with newer releases.
Consider Which Forum Section To Post
Posting to specific sections can make it easier for others to provide assistance and for future searches. For example, if you are having a specific software issue, post to "Software and Applications" section instead of "Newbie Questions".
Use Informative Titles
Use a title that is specific. Do not use titles such as, "HELP ME!!!" or so. A clear title will attract more views to the thread.
Do Not Cross-Post
Do not create identical threads across multiple forum sections. Cross-posting creates unnecessary work for community users by separating potential answers and solutions - do not do it.
Indicate Solved Threads
When an issue has been resolved for you, please edit the original post to include <SOLVED> in the title. This provides a good indicator for users with a similar problem to check out the thread. Please make sure the solution that worked for you is clearly indicated, especially if more than one solution has been proposed. If your solution came from outside the forum then describe it or post a link to it. Following these simple instructions will help other users find success solving similar problems.
Bumping
Posting one word to bump a thread is generally discouraged. Try to research the problem and be patient for a solution. If nobody has responded within 48 hours, you may bump the thread to promote attention.
To bump a thread, scroll to the bottom of the topic and click Bump Topic, by Board Index, Subscribe Topic, and Bookmark Topic.
Report Bad Posts
The forum staff cannot moderate every single post and message, it is inevitable that some inappropriate posts are missed. If you see a post in violation of the ArchiveOS.org Forum Rules, please report it. Threads can be reported by pm to moderator.
Private Message (PM)
Do not PM or e-mail forum members for support questions without prior consent. Those who help do so in their free time, and prefer to respond to threads of choice rather than being singled out.
For those who need a more lengthy description:
Section I - General Rules
Respect the Forum Staff
All of the forum staff are volunteers and offer their free time to keep the forum running smoothly. Any decision made by an administrator or moderator is final and should be respected.
Do not argue with Staff directly in a thread; if you wish to discuss an issue, contact through e-mail or PM (Private Message).
Do not be Offensive or Abusive
This includes usernames, signatures, avatars, PMs, and posts.
Any offensive material, such as swear words or derogatory terms, is prohibited. Hate speech, as defined as an attack on religion, race, nationality, sexual orientation, or any other self-identifiable group, is not tolerated.
Adult content, including obscenity and pornography are not allowed
Censoring a swear word by substituting a letter with an asterisk symbol "*", or using acronyms that contain a swear word is considered swearing.
Messages that personally attack or call people names is considered abuse. These are sometimes referred to as "flame" posts.
Messages that contain sensitive religious or political topics may be removed on the basis of inciting far too emotional and personal debate.
No SPAM or Advertisements
This includes posts, in a signature, or with the personal website field.
- Spammer accounts will be deleted. SPAM accounts are made "for the sole purpose of providing information about and/or links to commercial websites or other advertisements".
- If your link represent the site of a (commercial) organisation, you can contact us or we will get in contact with you to suggest a partnership or to remove your link from your post. If the agreement doesn't result in a partnership and the link is not removed from your post, the account will be deleted.
Do not respond to spam, simply report it and allow it to be dealt with.
No Illegal Material
Any requests for help pertaining to illicit computer activities is prohibited and will not be supported (i.e., piracy, malicious hacking). Requesting, distributing, or linking illegal material is forbidden.
Do not Troll
Trolling consists of messages that contain an apparent foolish contradiction of common knowledge, being deliberately sarcastic to the user(s) of the forum, or a broad request for trivial follow-up messages. It serves no purpose other than the enjoyment of the troll.
No Dangerous Commands
Suggesting commands that could harm or destroy another user's system, even in jest, is strictly off-limits.
Section II - Technical Guidelines
Search Before Posting
Search the forums and Google for questions before posting.
New Questions Deserve New Threads
Do not add new questions to existing threads, start your own instead! This will make it easier for other members to provide support. This includes hijacking, do not ask unrelated questions in a user's existing support thread.
Do not resurrect support threads older than 6 months, outdated information can cause issues with newer releases.
Consider Which Forum Section To Post
Posting to specific sections can make it easier for others to provide assistance and for future searches. For example, if you are having a specific software issue, post to "Software and Applications" section instead of "Newbie Questions".
Use Informative Titles
Use a title that is specific. Do not use titles such as, "HELP ME!!!" or so. A clear title will attract more views to the thread.
Do Not Cross-Post
Do not create identical threads across multiple forum sections. Cross-posting creates unnecessary work for community users by separating potential answers and solutions - do not do it.
Indicate Solved Threads
When an issue has been resolved for you, please edit the original post to include <SOLVED> in the title. This provides a good indicator for users with a similar problem to check out the thread. Please make sure the solution that worked for you is clearly indicated, especially if more than one solution has been proposed. If your solution came from outside the forum then describe it or post a link to it. Following these simple instructions will help other users find success solving similar problems.
Bumping
Posting one word to bump a thread is generally discouraged. Try to research the problem and be patient for a solution. If nobody has responded within 48 hours, you may bump the thread to promote attention.
To bump a thread, scroll to the bottom of the topic and click Bump Topic, by Board Index, Subscribe Topic, and Bookmark Topic.
Report Bad Posts
The forum staff cannot moderate every single post and message, it is inevitable that some inappropriate posts are missed. If you see a post in violation of the ArchiveOS.org Forum Rules, please report it. Threads can be reported by pm to moderator.
Private Message (PM)
Do not PM or e-mail forum members for support questions without prior consent. Those who help do so in their free time, and prefer to respond to threads of choice rather than being singled out.
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