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	Libranet - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		In computing, Libranet is a Linux distribution that is based on Debian GNU/Linux.
		Libranet builds on the reliable Debian base and adds an excellent installation program and a configuration tool named Adminmenu.
		The current version (as of April 25, 2005) is Libranet 3.0, which costs about $90 in US dollars for new users, or $65 for existing Libranet users.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Libranet (164 words)

	:: Reviews : Mad about Libranet 2.8
		When I heard about Libranet 2.8 containing KDE 3.1 and kernel 2.4.20 in our forums, I just about fell out of the chair I was sitting in.
		Libranet is 100% compatible with Debian, so you can expect all of the same packages to run on it as well.
		All in all, Libranet is a well-rounded Linux distro.
	www.madpenguin.org /cms/index.php?m=show&id=191 (2141 words)

	Another Canadian Distribution of Linux (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		It is amazing that Libranet has survived for as long as it has given that there are many Debian-based distributions that have fallen by the wayside only to be remembered as roadkill on the Linux distribution highway.
		Libranet 2.0 is based primarily on the testing branch of Debian with a few software updates from unstable thrown in for good measure.
		Libranet is a distribution that is worth your attention, it is also one to watch.
	www.windowatch.com /2002/april/libranet8_4.html (1731 words)

	NeoLink Computers - Libranet 2.8.1 Linux Review (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Libranet is a 2 disc distro and comes with a huge amount of software available to you right at the beginning of the install.
		Libranet offers a nice option to automatically partition (great for beginners who are not dual booting), an option to use existing partitions, and then manually partition.
		Libranet uses GRUB as their boot loader; I'm not very familiar with GRUB, but I had no problem whatsoever setting it up as Libranet does it for you.
	www.neolinkcomputers.com /linux/libranet_2.8.1.html (1382 words)

	Libranet articles
		Libranet 3 is not free - well, not in the sense of cost.
		Libranet, being based on Debian, uses the synaptic package installer, which makes installing new packages almost as easy as it could be.
		Libranet is a debian based distribution and is a progeny of Libra Computer Systems Ltd. Based in Vancouver Canada, they have been producing the great desktop targetted distribution for public consumption since 1999.
	librenix.com /?page=Libranet (714 words)

	Something Happened: Libranet restructuring - The Weblog of Tal Danzig
		Libranet has been a wonderful learning experience for me, and would very much like to continue the legacy that is not just my father's work, but very much mine as well.
		Libranet was not just "another distro" as those who used it and were involved in its community know.
		Libranet's compatiblity with the Debian repositories reflects this philosophy.
	taldanzig.blogspot.com /2005/09/libranet-restructuring.html (784 words)

	Libranet 2.7 Review (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Libranet defaults to iceWM which is a Windows clone of exceptional power and extensive configurability.
		Libranet extends this by including a couple of popular front-ends for APT that allow a user to point and click their way through the software management process.
		Because Libranet offers a healthy dose of support via email, the web, and a fantastic and able user community (flaming is not tolerated) the risk involved in trying Libranet is quite small.
	www.windowatch.com /2002/october/libranet8_9.html (1935 words)

	Platypus Lair :: platypus lair (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		A big kudos to the libranet team is recorded here for their smart stringing together relevant applications to configure all the stuff on platypus box to work in the shortest amount of time and with the least hair pulling.
		Here the platypus suggests that libranet comes out with their own packages in their repositories to counter the slowness in the debian packages (opening up the box to unstable is not really an acceptable compromise as it would throw the whole box into the land of unstableness.
		He found the libranet distribution to be really worth it's salt, while not without it's tiny little warts here and there (all distributions have their short comings) but they do little to take away the shine and gleam from a distribution this good he thinks.
	www.lowks.org /cranium/html/modules.php?op=modload&name=Reviews&file=index&req=showcontent&id=5 (3617 words)

	:: Reviews : A distro revisited - Libranet 2.8.1 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Libranet has included everything that is important to a solid desktop distro and left out the extra fluff...
		Libranet is only two CDs large, so the quality of the distro isn't affected.
		It is very evident that the Libranet developers take a great amount of pride in what they do and it pays of in the form of a well rounded, stable, compact, and complete Linux distribution.
	madpenguin.org /Article471.html (1456 words)

	Libranet - LinuxQuestions.org Wiki
		Libranet is a production of Libra Computer Systems Ltd, who have been providing UNIX systems and software development since 1984 and Linux systems since 1999.
		Libranet is a good and easy to use operating system.
		Libranet is an exceptional Debian system, in the sense that it has carved a niche out for itself in the ever growing Linux market.
	wiki.linuxquestions.org /wiki/Libranet (185 words)

	Debian on Steroids III: Libranet 3.0
		Libranet Debian Linux is back in the ring, this time as a heavyweight desktop contender.
		Libranet always installs GRUB data in / or /boot, regardless of the selection, so starting Libranet if the MBR accidentally is erased or overwritten is not a problem.
		Libranet is the only Linux distribution I know of that makes compiling a kernel safe and easy.
	new.linuxjournal.com /node/8290/print (1999 words)

	Linux Desktop Distro Shootout Part II: Libranet Review - OSNews.com
		The first article covered my exploration of Lindows, and this one is focused on Libranet.
		I sent an email to Libranet explaining what I was doing and asking them for an evaluation copy.
		I nailed Libranet off the bat because it suffered the same difficulty that Lindows had with my main desktop.
	www.osnews.com /story.php?news_id=5274 (1219 words)

	NewsForge \| Libranet was my key to Debian (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		With Libranet all this is easy, so easy that I have managed to get the installed 2.0 upgraded to kde 3.0.5 and the system updated to the Debian sid (sid is the newest non released version-- still in testing), and it wasn't hard at all, not if I did it.
		Libranet is the best way for a user to experience Debian for the first time.
		The Libranet specific GUI apps are there but the full power of a standard Debian install is also there.
	www.newsforge.com /os/03/01/10/2058218.shtml?tid=23 (1235 words)

	Debian on Steroids: Libranet 2.7 \| Linux Journal
		Libranet offers a straightforward installer, simplified partitioning, automatic detection and configuration of video and sound, system administration tools and a well organized selection of applications, all of which get a generously endowed Debian installation up and running in short order.
		Libranet is different from the other commercial distros in that it doesn't lock you in.
		Libranet is more than just a Debian packaging, however, it is a complete system, ready to go from the moment everything is installed.
	www.linuxjournal.com /article.php?sid=6358&mode=thread&order=0 (4255 words)

	Libranet GNU/Linux: Restructuring (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Libranet will be undergoing a period of restructuring during which we will not be be taking new orders.
		Libranet will continue to provide support for our existing customers, and the Libranet forum will remain open.
		To stay up to date with what is happening at Libranet you can follow the Libranet Blog and sign up for the Libranet Newsletter.
	www.libranet.com (123 words)

	Libranet Blog (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Tal's personal thoughts on Libranet's restructuring have been posted on his blog, and Daniel has posted his thoughts as well.
		Libranet is currently undergoing changes in the way we run.
		Meanwhile, over on the the Libranet forum users are posting shots of their desktops.
	libranetblog.blogspot.com (91 words)

	NewsForge \| My workstation OS: Libranet (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Libranet is based upon Debian, which has a great packaging system.
		Libranet is always running side by side with Windows and has slowly taken over much of the more mundane tasks that I need to do every day (compliment).
		Libranet is free as in libre in that the source code for everything is freely available.
	os.newsforge.com /os/05/02/03/1554248.shtml (1443 words)

	Debian on Steroids II: The Libranet Workout \| Linux Journal
		Libranet 2.8 is now available by download or, for the broadband challenged like me, on CDs ordered directly from Libra Computer Systems, Ltd., in Vancouver, BC, Canada.
		Libranet veterans will be pleasantly surprised when, after the base system is installed and rebooted, Libranet configures video.
		One complaint about Libranet is the lack of a progress meter to show how much of the installation remains.
	www.linuxjournal.com /article.php?sid=6878 (4583 words)

	LWN: Libranet 2.8.1 trial download
		See http://libranet.com/download.html Libranet 3.0 is in the works with a beta expected in August.
		Libranet is in many mays an excellent distribution.
		The version number/patch state of the libranet kernels bears an unknown relation to the debian or vanilla kernels and updates and their corresponding vulnerabilities.
	lwn.net /Articles/92626 (246 words)

	Libranet: Love at First Byte \| TUX
		The reason I started using Libranet is plain: I used to use Icepack Linux (anybody remember that?), a VERY nice (for its time) rpm based distro.
		The problem with upgrading Libranet is that it now produces anomalies unless you make it virtually a non-Libranet system by changing your config.sys file to such an extent it no longer resembles the Libranet package.
		Libranet, and its' associated utilities, offered me more granular control over the installation and setup (especially on my never-to-be-sufficiently-damned nx9010 laptop !!), without "hiding" anything from me, which some package handlers and installers tend to do under the guise of "making it easier for the user".
	www.tuxmagazine.com /node/1000019 (3567 words)

	Flexbeta - Review: Libranet 2.8 Gets Even Better (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		We installed Libranet 2.8 on the Compaq that already had Windows XP and Red Hat 9 on it.
		Libranet uses Grub as the bootloader and we had no problems with using our system as a dual boot.
		Kudos to the Libranet folks adding this in, as it's a big help to those of us who want to pick out individual packages.
	www.flexbeta.net /main/print.php?id=2983 (153 words)

	NewsForge \| Libranet releases Version 2.0 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Jon Danzig writes: "This new Libranet comes with a new installer, very up to date software and the openness that GNU/Linux users wish for in their systems.
		Libranet 2.0 has been built from scratch, including a brand new installer.
		Libranet 2.0 can be purchased as a 2 CD set at Libranet's web site.
	www.newsforge.com /newsvac/02/02/11/1236241.shtml (361 words)

	OfB.biz: Open for Business - Libranet: TCO-Friendly GNU/Linux
		Libranet is a bit different than the other GNU/Linux distributions we are considering this time around.
		Libranet did do better in overall inclusion of printer drivers than SuSE -- when we went in to switch to the Hewlett-Packard's proper CUPS driver, the official hp Ink Jet Server (hpijs) driver was available in the list.
		In summary, we see Libranet as a system that is not necessarily as customized out of the box for the "average user," which might make it less attractive to SOHO market.
	www.ofb.biz /modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=251 (2125 words)

	MEPIS vs. Libranet \| MEPIS Support
		libranet has an easy text based install,is not a 'live cd distro', a very good forum, a great admin tool (xadminmenu), and they have attempted a 'safe' system upgrade system to make less problem with updating packages.
		Libranet default login is gdm and default desktop is icewm.
		I like the live cd version but it does not always work, the other day I tried demoing Mepis for a client on her AMD 1400 (cpu soldered to mb forget the mb brand) and it would not get past the into screen.
	www.mepis.org /node/2056 (987 words)

	Something Happened - The Weblog of Tal Danzig
		This is not to say that Libranet can't and hasn't learned from others.
		In my mind Libranet has always been geared to the happy middle ground: those users who want an easy to maintain working system, but don't want someone to dictate how they go about doing their work.
		GNU/Linux is moving forward at a rapid and exciting pace, and I earnestly hope Libranet will be part of the big changes that we are beginning to see.
	taldanzig.blogspot.com (1780 words)

	Libranet GNU/Linux: Features (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Once installed, the Libranet Adminmenu can be used for system administration and the Libranet User Adminmenu can be used by individual users to manage their user accounts.
		Libranet is backed by Up and Running™ email support and an online Support Solutions database.
		Libranet is backed by email support and our online Support Solutions database.
	archive.libranet.com /features (261 words)

	PAAET - Libranet
		Libranet was established in September 2002 as one of the leading comprehensive research units in Kuwait.
		The research unit is an integral part of the Educational Resources Center at the Public Authority for Applied Education and Training.
		Libranet was found with the aim of providing researchers with the best research resources and professional assistance in furthering their academic or professional carreers.
	www.paaet.edu.kw /Libranet/Libranet_eng (99 words)

	Feature: Review of Linux by Libranet
		Linux by Libranet is a Debian 2.2 potato based Linux distribution aimed at the desktop user and enhanced by Libranet with the aim of making things easier on the new user or allowing someone to install a comprehensive desktop quickly.
		After installing Libranet I looked at what ports were open to the world, edited inetd.conf to remove the services that I did not need and then looked to see what was still running.
		The one trait that stood out in my mind about Libranet was the care they took with integrating everything.
	www.rootprompt.org /article.php3?article=889 (1252 words)

	ExtremeTech: Review: Libranet 2.8 Gets Even Better
		You'll be happy with Libranet regardless of whether you are a KDE person or a Gnome person.
		Libranet is moving in the right direction and we're very happy to recommend it to anyone interested in checking out Linux.
		Libranet definitely isn't the cheapest distro you'll find, nor is it the slickest.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_zdext/is_200306/ai_ziff42682 (1020 words)

	Libranet GNU/Linux: Download (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		This is the full edition of Libranet 2.8.1.
		Feel free to use it as long as you like on as many machines as you wish.
		There is no support for the trial download version other than the install guide and the Libranet support solutions database.
	www.libranet.com /download.html (53 words)

	A Beginner's Experience with Libranet's GNU/Linux Distribution
		This is my opinion of Libranet's GNU/Linux distribution, for the benefit of anybody who needs it.
		Libranet just felt like a new home to me right of the bat, from the moment of typing in that first UNIX root password to today, my seventh month of using Linux!
		But Libranet is the only one that satisfies a special itch in my soul that was created on that first night typing in my New UNIX Password.
	www.dougriddle.com /essays/dr20021026.html (656 words)

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