May 30th, 2011New features:
· NEW: Based on Ubuntu 11.04 (see the Ubuntu 11.04 release notes and known issues)
· NEW: Unity 3D, the new interface introduced in Ubuntu 11.04
· NEW: LibreOffice, replacing OpenOffice.org
· NEW: Ayatana overlay scrollbars, to reduce used screen space
· UPDATED: Firefox 4, Google Chrome 11 and Opera 11, all of them with support for the new webm format (Adobe Flash 10.3 in all of them)
· UPDATED: Improved offline installation of drivers, and more drivers added: Nvidia, ATI and Broadcom and others
· UPDATED: More software added to the local repository, like wvdial (PPP dialer) and ndiswrapper (installation of Windows WiFi drivers)
· UPDATED: All software in the Super OS repository updated to their latest versions
No longer included:
· *RealPlayer – the latest version of the program does not seem to run on 64 bits systems
· *GParted (“Disk Utility” does essentially the same)
October 11th, 2010· NEW: Based on Ubuntu 10.10
· NEW: Easy installation of Nvidia, ATI and Broadcom drivers, even without an internet connection (see bellow)
· NEW: usb-creator, Live USB creator right from the DVD menu (replacing cd2usb)
· NEW: Java re-added, replacing OpenJDK (only Java works with some banking websites)
· NEW: All software in the Super OS repository updated to their latest versions
September 8th, 2010· 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, Google 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)
April 26th, 2009· Remaster of Ubuntu 9.04
· Many software was updated (OpenOffice, Furius ISO Mount, Java, Flash, Wine, Firefox, Brasero, Pidgin, GIMP, gufw, Startup Manager, NTFS driver, etc, etc…)
· An official repository is now available (it is now easier to keep your system updated)
· cd2usb is now included on the DVD menu (under Windows)
· apturl support on Opera
· Fixed Ubuntu bug: windows programs weren’t properly associated with wine
· New software: libdvdcss, wine-gecko, App Runner, Gears for Firefox, Moonlight on Opera and on Firefox
January 1st, 2009· Now includes Wubi (to install on Windows)
· Multi-language support: the Live CD now contains all the languages included in Ubuntu
· Includes a Live USB creator
· OpenOffice.org 3
· It is now made with reconstructor
· And many other updates and features