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Jason W:
u13.10-dCore.gz and dCore.gz are updatd and in the release candidates area.

http://tinycorelinux.net/5.x/x86/release_candidates/

Changes so far are the ability to support different Debain based distros with the same set of dCore scripts.   Also, some cosmetic fixes to loadsce.

Note the filename fix for u13.10-dCore.gz from u13.10-dcore.gz that will affect bootloader entries.

Jason W:
u13.10-dCore.gz is now ub-dCore.gz so as not to be confused with uCore images.

netnomad:
hi jason_w,

is ub-dCore a fork or is it just an extended dCore that will be the main branch?

i mainly use a vanilla debian, but perhaps it could happen that i want to use an ubuntu-package some day... :)
so what do you recommend?

thank you for your help.

Jason W:
Hi netnomad,
ub-dCore is the same set of dCore scripts, same kernel, and same prebuilt and startup scripts.  The difference is the base libraries and the package repo it pulls from.  It is not a fork, but just another way to use dCore.  Any development in one benefits the other.

One thing I am wanting is to provide the widest array of available packages via either the extra repo option in Wheezy dCore or by the PPA available in Ubuntu rather than by the prebuilt section.

yoshi314:
Maybe there should be some kind of script to put together the initrd with libraries from specific debian derivative repository and specific version ?

Since there is already ubuntu and debian, maybe offer user an option to make e.g. debian sid version (at his own risk) ?

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