The second release for Parisix 3.0, codenamed “Kev”. This release is an update of all the packages that have been put into the APT repositories since the 3.0 release.
If you don’t know much about Parsix Linux, you can find the following on their home page:
What’s Parsix GNU/Linux?
Parsix GNU/Linux is a live and installation CD derived from KANOTIX and based on Debian. It is a [ continue reading... ]

Here’s some information about Absolute Linux from their site (note they go through a ton of releases, since the do a release with application updates etc).
Here’s an excerpt from their site of what Absolute Linux is to them:
You can read about the latest release at their website
.You can downoad Absolute Linux 13.0.9 here

The Vortex Box development team recently released Vortex Box 1.1 which includes a few new features.
If you don’t know what Vortex Box is, here’s a little excerpt from their about page:
Here’s more information about the actual release 1.1:
You can read the full announcement here
Or you can download it here

The PC/OS Linux team recently announced the immediate release of PC/OS 10, which is based off of Ubuntu 9.04.
This release includes:2.6.28 kernel series
Skype client on both the OpenWorkstation and WebStation release
Google Chrome is the default browser for Webstation
All security and bug fixes applied
Updated OpenOffice.org in OpenWorkstation
Support and recovery tools for the BFS filesystem
Atunes is the default media player on OpenWorkstation
More from their Release Announcement
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Recently the SystemRescueCD Developers released a new version 1.3.5, which available for immediate download from this secure link.
About SysmteRescueCD: (from their website)
SystemRescueCd is a Linux system rescue disk available as a bootable CD-ROM or USB stick for administrating or repairing your system and data after a crash. It aims to provide an easy way to carry out admin tasks on your computer, such as [ continue reading... ]

From distrowatch.com:
MoLinux 5.2, an Ubuntu-based Spanish distribution developed in cooperation between the Spanish regional government of Castilla La Mancha and Centro de Excelencia de Software Libre, has been released. Some of the more important new features in this version include: addition of the XMBC media centre for controlling music, videos and photos in one central application; new design of the boot, splash and GDM login [ continue reading... ]

Tiny Core Linux v2.8 was just released. Here is an excerpt of the target, or theme of this release:
The theme for this release is to have a single directory for extensions and dependencies. This greatly improves systems resources by having a single copy of dependencies, also greatly improves flexibility in “moving” applications present upon boot, dependency auditing, and both batch and selective updating.
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