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Gentoo-Based Calculate Linux 13 Released

Written by Michael Larabel in Operating Systems on 28 December 2012 at 11:13 AM EST. 4 Comments

Calculate Linux, one of the nice distributions out there based upon Gentoo, is out with their version 13 release.

Changes offered up for Calculate Linux 13 are Portage files being unpacked when booting for the first time, Composite is now enabled by default for VMware and other VMware virtualization fixes, better NTFS partition identification, updates to Calculate Utilities, and much more.

A full run-down of the changes for Calculate Linux 13 plus download links for the many different flavors of this Gentoo-based operating system can be found from Calculate-Linux.org.

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