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[============> http://www.rocklinux.org/ <============]
\end{verbatim} In front of you you have the second edition of
the \rockg. The first edition gave a rundown on \rockl\ as a
distribution, including downloading, installation and several
tips and work arounds. Since then a lot has happened with \rock!
Currently development is moving towards supporting a roll-your-
own \linux\ distribution. It will get easier and easier to mould
this wonderful \linux\ distribution into what you want it to be.
Already we have people supporting multiple architectures,
embedded systems, clusters, or just their own type of
workstation and share that with the world