CGIDir Thursday, November 16, 2006; 03:30 AM
VPSLink, of www.vpslink.com,
today announced the addition of Fedora Core 6, Debian Etch, and Ubuntu
6.10 (edgy) Linux to its VPS product line. VPSLink is designed
specifically for Linux power users, providing cutting edge technology
at ultra-competitive prices.
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Fedora Core 6 updates include Install-time access to third-party package repositories and extensive performance improvements.
Debian Etch again comes with a lot more software than its predecessor
sarge; the distribution includes over 9000 new packages. Most of the
software in the distribution has been updated: almost 6500 software
packages (this is 73% of all packages in sarge). aptitude is the
preferred program for package management from console. It has proven to
be better at dependency resolution than apt-get aptitude supports most
command line operations of apt-get.
With the Ubuntu 6.10 release comes a whole host of excellent new
features. Improvements have been made all around, such as faster system
boot up times, faster GNOME start up times, a shiny new optimized
kernel, GNOME 2.16, and much, much more.
VPSLink provides budget Virtual Private Server (VPS) web hosting
solutions from their datacenter in Seattle, WA. VPS technologies allow
users to be isolated inside of their own virtual environment, providing
all of the administrative access previously only available on a
traditional dedicated server. VPSLink is focused on cutting edge open
source technologies. VPSLink is a wholly owned subsidiary of Spry
Hosting.
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