PostX 0.2.5 released (Was Audax Gnu/Linux)

PostX Gnu/Linux is finally here. The name has changed along with many other things. Even when things took way longer than I originally expected I am very pleased to anounce this release since it serves as a clear pathway towards things to come. Currently, this is likely to be the last major release with Debian Wheezy base. However, as the shift to Jessie base gradually happens I will continue to maintain the Wheezy base as well by adding minor fixes. Now, go ahead and enjoy PostX 0.2.5, which still has a long time to go before EOL since Debian Wheezy will be LTS release like its predecessor.

Head over to PostX info page for further info and download link

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PostX Gnu/Linux v.0.2.5 changelogs

Highlights

– Distribution name change: From Audax Gnu/Linux to PostX Gnu/Linux

The Audax part will act as an identifier pointing to Linux base (Currently Debian).The name change was partially because audax is quite commonly used name and having a bit more originality does not hurt. The biggest reason for the name change was however the fact that the system is getting ready to move towards new directions, which were originally out of scope when I started this project. Continue reading

Keeping track of the program versions via terminal

Sometimes, it is important to know what version of the program you are running.
These days as I develop Audax I need to check version numbers (among other things) quite regularly. Checking a version number is usually quite easy and gets to be done with a – -version suffix. Continue reading