Well, mayber not the most bleeding-edge remaster out there, but definitely new and improved....

I released a beta very early when 3.4 Cebit was brand new (first cebit remaster possted on these forums anyway). It had some problems in the KDE interface. But no more!

Well now, I have a fully-tested remaster available and its been apt-get upgraded to the unstable distribution, so it has all the newest applications available. Overclockix is highly tweaked as far as the look of the desktop goes with noia icons and many other gorgeous customizations. This one has gnome 2.4 and KDE3.2.2, and also enlightement (which most other knoppixes do not have), and the usual fluxbox, icem, xfce, etc....

Also included are some of my favorite desktop apps- firefox, thunderbird, mplayer, karamba, gimp 2.0, and many more. The standard Overclockix stress-testers and distributed computing clients are also included. OpenOffice has been removed to make space, and replaced by abiword.

Nforce2 drivers included for the 2.4 kernel but not the 2.6.














Try it out here- http://overclockix.octeams.com
We have to use bittorrent to conserve bandwidth following a new release, but will shortly switch over to http download when the inital rush is over.



Would a mod mind posting about this in the news section?