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techniX
(Mozhaisky Sergei)
1.03.2005 (10:00)

Next release of Frenzy is coming up.
Main features: HDD installer, new configuration utilities, update software collection and so on.
Maybe, English version will be released instead of multilingual (rus/eng), as version 0.3

Lucian
3.03.2005 (20:38)

Might I suggest for the new version to include a multi-protocol messenger, such as Gaim? It's really necessary and, frankly, the thing that stops me from booting Frenzy almost all the time. :) Thank You

techniX
(Mozhaisky Sergei)
4.03.2005 (11:14)

In Frenzy 0.3 there is CenterICQ with ICQ, Jabber, AIM support and so on.
In next version will be SIM, which supports almost all IM protocols as plugins.

mick
12.05.2005 (03:17)

Will there be more wifi security audit tools such as Kismet on the next release?

techniX
(Mozhaisky Sergei)
13.05.2005 (10:21)

mick: of course :) Kismet was ported to FreeBSD recently, other wireless tools already available in ports tree.

l2fl2f
(Yves Guerin)
5.07.2005 (17:55)

Why not to add ipv4 and may be dhclient at startup ? or may be ask the user if he wants ipv4 and dhclient (look at feather linux http://featherlinux.berlios.de/, sorry but it works almost every where).
why not using cdialog ou xdialog to display the question to the user ?

sometimes is good to see what going on elsewhere :))

techniX
(Mozhaisky Sergei)
6.07.2005 (16:42)

You may use 'lan-config' utility for network configuration after boot.
But I think, it will be useful to implement interactive startup mode or boot codes (like in many of Linux LiveCD's). Now I am almost finished such 'bootscreen'.

bender647
14.07.2005 (01:40)

Nice disc!

bitlbee is another multi-protocol IM tool that works with irssi (or
any other IRC client). It would cost you 470KB though and the
kiddies would prefer something X11.

Has anyone suggested Firefox? I like Opera and all but prefer open source to adware.

techniX
(Mozhaisky Sergei)
14.07.2005 (10:00)

Firefox is still too big for 200 MB CD, two times bigger than Opera.This is only reason to use Opera.
Btw, I got permission from Opera software to redistribute Opera on Frenzy CD.

bender647
17.07.2005 (03:03)

Opera is compact: I use it on my PDA.

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