20-03-2011, 04:05 PM
Saline OS is a lightweight and fast open-source operating system built on the Debian GNU/Linux repositories and uses Xfce as the desktop environment.
SalineOS 1.3 is now available. This point release brings with it by popular demand support for changing the system language and keyboard layout within the installer. It also, marks the first time the SalineOS user manual is available in another language (Spanish).
New features and changes include:
*Added the ability to change the system language in the installer.
*Ability to set keyboard layout in the installer.
*Optionally you can now download language packs for Icedove, OpenOffice.org and MySpell by hitting yes on a dialog in the installer. This requires a working internet connection and changing the system language.
*Will download a translated user manual into your language and place it on the desktop, assuming your language is Spanish as that is the only translation done at this time. Translation courtesy of Richard Holt.
*All updates installed from the Debian security repository since the building of 1.2
*Several small revisions and additions to the user manual. Most notably small section about setting the language.
*Disabled Remastersys repository by default.
*Discontinued the shell CD image. An overwhelming majority of people ignored its existence and used the DVD images.
![[Image: SalineOS-1.3.png]](http://www.linoob.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/03/SalineOS-1.3.png)
Njoy !
SalineOS 1.3 is now available. This point release brings with it by popular demand support for changing the system language and keyboard layout within the installer. It also, marks the first time the SalineOS user manual is available in another language (Spanish).
Quote:Download SalineOS 1.3
New features and changes include:
*Added the ability to change the system language in the installer.
*Ability to set keyboard layout in the installer.
*Optionally you can now download language packs for Icedove, OpenOffice.org and MySpell by hitting yes on a dialog in the installer. This requires a working internet connection and changing the system language.
*Will download a translated user manual into your language and place it on the desktop, assuming your language is Spanish as that is the only translation done at this time. Translation courtesy of Richard Holt.
*All updates installed from the Debian security repository since the building of 1.2
*Several small revisions and additions to the user manual. Most notably small section about setting the language.
*Disabled Remastersys repository by default.
*Discontinued the shell CD image. An overwhelming majority of people ignored its existence and used the DVD images.
Njoy !