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* '''Aug 25, 2010''' - [http://www.funtoo.org/en/funtoo/events/changes/sch-2010.6.html Perl 5.12 hits stable Funtoo] | * '''Aug 25, 2010''' - [http://www.funtoo.org/en/funtoo/events/changes/sch-2010.6.html Perl 5.12 hits stable Funtoo] | ||
| + | * '''Feb 1, 2010''' - [http://www.funtoo.org/en/funtoo/events/changes/sch-2010.1.html sunrise removed from Funtoo] | ||
| + | * '''Jan 30, 2009''' - [http://blog.funtoo.org/2009/01/camel-has-landed.html Perl 5.10 integrated into Funtoo Linux] | ||
| + | * '''Jan 8, 2009''' - [http://blog.funtoo.org/2009/01/portage-is-now-git-friendly.html Git support integrated into Portage] | ||
| + | * '''Jan 6, 2009''' - [http://blog.funtoo.org/2009/01/funtoo-and-sunrise.html sunrise merged into Funtoo] | ||
| + | * '''Dec 15, 2008''' - [http://blog.funtoo.org/2008/12/metro-12-released.html Metro 1.2 released] | ||
| + | * '''Nov 4, 2008''' - [http://blog.funtoo.org/2008/11/metro-11-released.html Metro 1.1 released] | ||
| + | * '''Oct 18, 2008''' - First version of Metro, Linux automated build engine, released. | ||
| + | * '''Aug, 2008''' - [http://blog.funtoo.org/2008/08/weekly-unstable-stages-are-here.html Daniel builds first unstable Gentoo stages] - requires modifications to upstream Gentoo tree | ||
| + | * '''Jul 2008''' - [http://blog.funtoo.org/2008/07/new-funtoo-20080-stages.html Daniel moves stages to 2008.0 profile] | ||
| + | * '''Dec 2007''' - Daniel starts building Gentoo OpenVZ templates | ||
| + | * '''Dec 2007''' - Daniel starts building stable Gentoo stages | ||
= From Inception to Gentoo 1.0+ = | = From Inception to Gentoo 1.0+ = | ||
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* '''Apr 8, 2002''' - Gentoo Linux 1.1a released :) | * '''Apr 8, 2002''' - Gentoo Linux 1.1a released :) | ||
| − | * ''' | + | * '''May 10, 2002''' - Gentoo Listed as one of the top 10 Linux distributions on DistroWatch |
| + | * '''Mar 31, 2002''' - Gentoo Linux 1.0 Released !!!<ref>http://www.linuxtoday.com/news_story.php3?ltsn=2002-04-01-011-26-PR-CY- DV</ref> | ||
| + | * '''Feb 16-17, 2002''' - Was in Brussels, Belgium to attend FOSDEM | ||
| + | * '''Aug 14, 2001''' - New Gentoo Logo/Web site debut - designed by me! Still in use today! :) | ||
| + | * '''Dec 11, 2000''' - Gentoo 1.0 Release Candidate 3 | ||
| + | * '''Nov 3, 2000''' - Gentoo 1.0 Release Candidate 2 | ||
| + | * '''July 26, 2000''' - Gentoo 1.0 release "imminent", cvs online, rsync "coming soon" | ||
| + | * '''Late 1999''' - Must have came back to Enoch and done the Gentoo name change right about now - the "Gentoo" name was Bob Mutch's idea - started incorporating some FreeBSD ideas into Enoch - Portage (as we know it today) was born. | ||
| + | * '''Aug 1999''' - My new dual Celeron mobo would not run Linux, went to FreeBSD, Achim Gottinger kept Enoch going | ||
| + | * '''May 18-27, 1999''' - First version of Enoch released, according to LWN.net. My blurb for Enoch: "Enoch is an advanced GNU/ Linux distribution for the x86 PC Architecture, designed to bring your Linux experience into a new dimension. Or something like that." <ref>http://lwn.net/1999/0527/dists.php3</ref> | ||
| + | * '''Apr 1999''' - Was working on Enoch - wrote xpak .tbz2 code that is still in Portage | ||
| + | * '''Nov 1998''' - Was using/developing for Stampede Linux at home, but had not (yet) started Enoch? | ||
| + | * '''July 1997''' - Started a new position at University of New Mexico, was using Debian 1.3 | ||
= Citations = | = Citations = | ||
Revision as of 20:07, 30 January 2012
Funtoo arises from Daniel Robbins's experience with Gentoo and prior to that Stampede.
Funtoo Linux History
- Aug 25, 2010 - Perl 5.12 hits stable Funtoo
- Feb 1, 2010 - sunrise removed from Funtoo
- Jan 30, 2009 - Perl 5.10 integrated into Funtoo Linux
- Jan 8, 2009 - Git support integrated into Portage
- Jan 6, 2009 - sunrise merged into Funtoo
- Dec 15, 2008 - Metro 1.2 released
- Nov 4, 2008 - Metro 1.1 released
- Oct 18, 2008 - First version of Metro, Linux automated build engine, released.
- Aug, 2008 - Daniel builds first unstable Gentoo stages - requires modifications to upstream Gentoo tree
- Jul 2008 - Daniel moves stages to 2008.0 profile
- Dec 2007 - Daniel starts building Gentoo OpenVZ templates
- Dec 2007 - Daniel starts building stable Gentoo stages
From Inception to Gentoo 1.0+
- Jun 10, 2002 - Gentoo Linux 1.2 released :)Cite error: Closing </ref> missing for <ref> tag
- Feb 16-17, 2002 - Was in Brussels, Belgium to attend FOSDEM
- Aug 14, 2001 - New Gentoo Logo/Web site debut - designed by me! Still in use today! :)
- Dec 11, 2000 - Gentoo 1.0 Release Candidate 3
- Nov 3, 2000 - Gentoo 1.0 Release Candidate 2
- July 26, 2000 - Gentoo 1.0 release "imminent", cvs online, rsync "coming soon"
- Late 1999 - Must have came back to Enoch and done the Gentoo name change right about now - the "Gentoo" name was Bob Mutch's idea - started incorporating some FreeBSD ideas into Enoch - Portage (as we know it today) was born.
- Aug 1999 - My new dual Celeron mobo would not run Linux, went to FreeBSD, Achim Gottinger kept Enoch going
- May 18-27, 1999 - First version of Enoch released, according to LWN.net. My blurb for Enoch: "Enoch is an advanced GNU/ Linux distribution for the x86 PC Architecture, designed to bring your Linux experience into a new dimension. Or something like that." [1]
- Apr 1999 - Was working on Enoch - wrote xpak .tbz2 code that is still in Portage
- Nov 1998 - Was using/developing for Stampede Linux at home, but had not (yet) started Enoch?
- July 1997 - Started a new position at University of New Mexico, was using Debian 1.3
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