iirc, it originally had kde3.5, then moved to 4 in 2009 and broke, and stayed dormant for about 17 years until revived.
The most fun thing about the joke, is that it' actually a really solid distro. Just with a Hannah Montana theme. Shows what's possible with GNU+Linux and the 4 freedoms of Free Software, as defined by Richard Stallman, the GNU project, and the Free Software Foundation, around 1983-85.
The revival of Hannah Montana Linux, and the superb little respin walkthrough video that accompanies it, got me having a little poke at making my own respin of devuan (~ started too late in the night, left a hasty sleepy mess half way through).
KDE3.5 was peak KDE. Long since revived in a fork called Trinity. ... I need to rewatch that video to remind me... he's using trinity, right? :D
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kat_angstrom@lemmy.world · 4 pts · 48d
I'd love to hear about Hannibal Barca. Please, tell us more
Redfox8@mander.xyz · 2 pts · 48d
Second that, up for learning new history nuggets :)
Digit@lemmy.wtf · 2 pts · 46d
I'd rather talk about Hanna Montana Linux. (It's back, btw)
Digit@lemmy.wtf · 1 pts · 46d
iirc, it originally had kde3.5, then moved to 4 in 2009 and broke, and stayed dormant for about 17 years until revived.
The most fun thing about the joke, is that it' actually a really solid distro. Just with a Hannah Montana theme. Shows what's possible with GNU+Linux and the 4 freedoms of Free Software, as defined by Richard Stallman, the GNU project, and the Free Software Foundation, around 1983-85.
The revival of Hannah Montana Linux, and the superb little respin walkthrough video that accompanies it, got me having a little poke at making my own respin of devuan (~ started too late in the night, left a hasty sleepy mess half way through).
KDE3.5 was peak KDE. Long since revived in a fork called Trinity. ... I need to rewatch that video to remind me... he's using trinity, right? :D
Lentarky@scribe.disroot.org · 2 pts · 44d
Oh yeah, Punic wars