The StormOS developers have announced the first beta, codenamed “Hail”, of their desktop-oriented Nexenta-based distribution. Building upon the Nexenta Core Platform, StormOS offers a polished XFCE desktop and a handful of lightweight desktop applications out of the box. This beta is available in both direct download and torrent links, you can find them here.
This is what I’ve been waiting for. I actually had made some fairly minor progress doing something similar myself. Open Solaris core + Gui + Gnu tools = my next Desktop os.
Just tried MilaX 0.4 in VirtualBox, and was impressed how well it worked. Haven’t tried installing it for real though.
Some years ago, around 2001, I got into the Linux/Unix world. My first Linux server ran Storm-Linux version “Hail!”. It was some Debian derivative.
The funny thing is the name, which is very identical to this new Solaris-Ubuntu-merge.
Why is it called StormOS, and why particular “Hail” as the version?
Are there any kind of relations to this old (surely dead by now) Storm-Linux?
Hi everyone (I’m new here),
I just found that: