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linux-magazine.com » Issues » 2011 » 123 » Interview: Klaus Knopper   Ten is a fair age for a Linux distribution that doesn’t have massive staff resources to back it up. Klaus Knopper looks back with a sense of satisfaction after just having compiled version 6.4. As a tribute to the community, this version includes only free software. Ten Years On Happy Birthday Knoppix 6.4 Author(s): Jan Kleinert Ten is a fair age for a Linux distribution that doesn’t have massive staff resources to back it up. Klaus Knopper looks back with a sense of satisfaction after just having compiled version 6.4. As a tribute to the community, this version includes only free software. When the Knoppix 6.0 CD hit the repositories in 2009, users had many reactions: “Back to the command line?” “I always said Unix was an operating system for geeks.” “Help, my computer’s talking to me!” What had happened? Klaus Knopper had simply set the talking Adriane menu for visually impaired users [1] as the default boot menu, which confused the majority of sighted users. Read full article as PDF » 012-014_knopper-interview.pdf 1.07 MB Comments Ten is a fair age for a Linux distribution that doesn’t have massive staff resources to back it up. Klaus Knopper looks back with a sense of satisfaction after just having compiled version 6.4. As a tribute to the community, this version includes only free software. Related Articles Knoppix 6.3 Exclusive! Knoppix 6.3 highlights Knoppix 6.4 EXCLUSIVE! & Fedora 14 Double-Sided DVD Linux Magazine DVD Inlay Exclusive! Green IT Intro Examining power consumption in Linux Linux Magazine DVD Inlay Double-sided DVD! Rikki's Open Source Exchange Stop by Rikki's Open Source Exchange for dispatches from the world of women in open source. Rikki Kite examines the experience of women across the spectrum of open source – the people, projects, organizations, events, articles, issues, and news. more...

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