Berry Linux

Berry Linux

©2002-2018 Yuichiro Nakada

1. What's Berry Linux ?

Berry Linux is a bootable CD that features, automatic hardware detect- ion. It supports many graphics cards, sound cards, SCSI, USB, and oth- er peripherals. Berry Linux can be used as a Linux demo, Educational CD, or a rescue system. You can try it out without touching your hard drive. If you like it, there is an option to install Berry Linux on your hard disk. (Needs 1.9GB) Berry Linux is based on Fedora 27.

2. What software is installed on the Berry Linux CD ?

Berry Linux 1.27 from Tue Feb 27 2018 to Tue May 29 2018 Based on Fedora 27 (64bit)

System: Kernel 4.16.11 SMP > squashfs 4.3 > fuse 2.9.7 + ntfs-3g + exfat + sshfs glibc 2.26 gcc 7.3.1 hwdata 0.312 Busybox 1.22.1 (+ uClibc 0.9.32)

Applications: Weston 3.0.0 + Maynard 0.5 (GUI) berry-dm 0.4 (Display Manager) ConnMan 1.34 + ConnMan-UI 0.1 (WLAN) AIGLX/X.Org 1.19.6 LXDE 0.9.3 (Desktop) ClipIt 1.4.2 (Clipboard Manager) WPS Office 10.1.0.5707 PeaZip 5.6.1 GIMP Version 2.8.22 (Photoshop like) UMPlayer 0.98 (MPlayer 1.1.1 + FFmpeg 2.2.3) Flash Player 29.0.0.171 Firefox 60.0.1 Sylpheed 3.6.0 Whiz 0.61 (UMa) + Kimera 2.11a Timidity++ 2.14.0 + 8MBGM E-Mu APS Evince 3.26.0 (PDF) Remmina 1.2.0 (FreeRDP 2.0.0) gedit 3.22.1 (Text editor) dred 0.3 (Text editor) leafpad 0.8.18.1 (Text editor) lxterminal 0.3.1 dropbox

Games: Miss Driller2 0.1 Snes9x 1.55 & Packman

Fonts: IPA Fonts 00103 + Motoya L Maruberi 3 NotoSansCJK 20150615 M+ FONTS 059 / M+ BITMAP FONTS Inconsolata (Monospace) Raleway (Sans) Playfair Display (Serif) Theano Old Style Aqua Font 2.8 Mikachan Font 9.1 Aoyagikouzan Font & Gyosho 2 XANO-Mincho 2004 Decoration Fonts 0.2

Minimum System Requirements: Intel-compatible CPU (i686 or later) 20 MB of RAM for text mode, at least 96 MB for graphics mode with KDE (at least 128 MB of RAM is recommended to use the various office products) Bootable CD-ROM drive, or a USB-key and a boot floppy and standard CD-ROM (SATA/IDE/ATAPI or SCSI) Standard SVGA-compatible graphics card Serial or PS/2 standard mouse or IMPS/2-compatible USB-mouse.

3. How is Berry Linux started ?

To start the CD, set up the BIOS of your computer to boot off the CD, put the CD in the drive, and power up the computer. If your computer doesn't support this option, you have to use a boot disk. You can cre- ate this disk from the image in BERRY/boot.img on the CD.

4. Where can I get the Berry Linux ?

You can download the Berry Linux from Project Homepage. (http://berry.osdn.jp/, http://berry-lab.net)