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== Summary == | == Summary == | ||
− | The list of GNU/Linux distributions where | + | The list of GNU/Linux distributions where Sweets Distribution has been tested. |
There are two major trends: | There are two major trends: | ||
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* support Ubuntu, and all its derivates, releases in time. | * support Ubuntu, and all its derivates, releases in time. | ||
− | Generally, | + | Generally, Sweets Distribution can support any RPM or DEB based distribution. Current list is limited only to platforms that are being used for Sugar deployments and the ones that are popular on regular desktops. |
For new distributions, the major requirement is human help for testing new packages. If there is need in new supported platforms, please, [[#Getting_involved|contact us]]. | For new distributions, the major requirement is human help for testing new packages. If there is need in new supported platforms, please, [[#Getting_involved|contact us]]. | ||
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== Platforms == | == Platforms == | ||
− | This is a list of GNU/Linux distributions and machine architectures that | + | This is a list of GNU/Linux distributions and machine architectures that Sweets Distribution supports. Distributions form two lists according to how long they are being supported by upstream: |
* long term support distributions (LTS), | * long term support distributions (LTS), | ||
* short term support distributions (STS). | * short term support distributions (STS). | ||
− | + | {{Note/important|Note|Supported platforms include only distributions officially released by upstream, i.e., excluding alpha and beta stages. That's due to [[Platform_Team/Open_Build_Service|Open Build Service]], that Sweets Distribution packages are being built on, architecture decisions to provide reliable and long standing support for built packages with minimal costs.}} | |
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=== LTS === | === LTS === |
Revision as of 17:46, 24 October 2012
Summary
The list of GNU/Linux distributions where Sweets Distribution has been tested.
There are two major trends:
- support platforms that are being used for XO laptops,
- support Ubuntu, and all its derivates, releases in time.
Generally, Sweets Distribution can support any RPM or DEB based distribution. Current list is limited only to platforms that are being used for Sugar deployments and the ones that are popular on regular desktops.
For new distributions, the major requirement is human help for testing new packages. If there is need in new supported platforms, please, contact us.
Some of supported GNU/Linux distributions might have derivates, distributions that are being built on its parent basis. The packages built for parent GNU/Linux distribution will work also for its derivates. Right now, the following derivates are known:
If you think that your GNU/Linux distribution is a derivate from one of supported ones but packages don't work, contact us.
Platforms
This is a list of GNU/Linux distributions and machine architectures that Sweets Distribution supports. Distributions form two lists according to how long they are being supported by upstream:
- long term support distributions (LTS),
- short term support distributions (STS).
LTS
Long-term support.
- Fedora-14 based OLPC OS for XO laptops (i586)
- Ubuntu-10.04 and derivates (i586, x86_64)
- Ubuntu-12.04 and derivates (i586, x86_64)
Map
The following map shows what Sweets Distribution repositories are available on what platforms.
Supported. Tested and providing updates. | |
Obsolete. Tested but not providing updates any more. | |
Experimental. |
Getting involved
- Submit your bug report or feature request.
- Subscribe to the sugar-devel mailing list and email with the subject prefixed with [SWEETS].
- Ask your question on IRC channels, #sugar (not logged) or #sugar-newbies (logged).