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Kwort Linux 3.5 RC1 Switches to Ext4 Filesystem

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http://news.softpedia.com – Kwort, a modern Linux distribution based on CRUX that combines useful applications in order to create a simple system for advanced users, has just reached version 3.5 RC1. Highlights of Kwort Linux 3.5 RC1:• Linux kernel has been updated to version 3.5.4;• The latest Chromium internet browser has been updated to the latest version (Firefox is also available in the iso in more/xapps);• The latest LibreOffice is available in the image (more/xapp... (read more) (General)

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