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TrueBSD has a new website now and version 2.0RC1 has been released today. This version comes on DVD (instead of CD), is based on FreeBSD 7.0, comes with KDE, Gnome, Compiz/Beryl and support for Macromedia Flash
TrueBSD can be downloaded here.
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The
choices of colors that the web designer took to make the site
might of been bad. There is a menu bar between the TrueBSD logo and
the text. There is not
much contrast between the background and the
menu items. I’m just assuming that you could not see it, it was hard for me to see too, or maybe I’m wrong
and there was no link yesterday, but there is one now.
http://81.26.155.10/pub/TrueBSD/releases/i386/2.0rc1/truebsd-2.0rc1_i386.iso