Calculate Linux 11.0 Rolls Out
Gentoo-based Calculate Linux announces version 11.0, which is designed to help users meet their business needs, and migrate to and deploy a GNU/Linux-based solution.
Designed for small- to medium-sized businesses, Calculate Linux, with its Calculate Directory Server, helps businesses replace proprietary systems with open source solutions and can quickly set up additional services, such as LDAP, Mail, and Jabber.
Calculate Linux provides a complementary solution to its Server solution with the Calculate Linux Desktop, and when operated together, provides features such as roaming profiles and centralized software deployment.
The Calculate Linux Desktop with desktop KDE (CLD), GNOME (CLDG) and XFCE (CLDX), Calculate Linux Scratch (CLS), Calculate Directory Server (CDS) and Calculate Scratch Server (CSS) are available now.
Find out more at Calculate Linux website, or join #calculate on irc.freenode.net, sign up for the mailing list, or join its Facebook Group.
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