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[install-iso] Adapted Version information
19:58 Sep 03
[install-iso] Edited Repository
16:44 Sep 02
[server-extra] Added pixman, a dependency of cairo, which is a dependency of...
20:02 Aug 30
[server-extra] Add dependency of ghostscript (which is now an external...
20:09 Aug 29
[server-extra] Add makedependency for groff
19:10 Aug 29
[server-extra] Add dependencies for opensp
16:03 Aug 29
[server-extra] Add dependencies for iputils
15:43 Aug 29
[server-extra] Deleted duplicate package, sqlite3 is already in core
19:28 Aug 27
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Welcome to the home of ArchServer, a derivative work of Arch Linux designed to be more stable in order to be suitable for server use.
Arch Linux is a Linux distribution gaining in popularity due to it's KISS (Keep It Simple) philosophy, speed and rolling-release update methods. It has become a popular desktop distribution among users who are willing to devote time to configuring and maintaining their computer system.
The KISS philosophy and speed make it ideal for use in server environments, however the rolling-release system make it potentially unstable meaning administrators often have to spend more time maintaining the system during upgrade cycles compared to other distributions which do not use the rolling-release update model (such as Debian, RedHat or CentOS). Read more in the wiki...
ArchServer is an unofficial community project. It is still in development. There is currently no stable release suitable for production usage yet.
If you have the skills and are interested in becoming involved with this project, please see this wiki page
Latest News
Meeting Minutes - 100815
Meeting Minutes for the August project meeting are now available in a more readable format than the IRC Logs web page.
You can download a PDF of the minutes here:
http://www.archserver.org/uploads/minutes/meeting-100815.pdf
Community Meeting
Community Meeting Sunday, 15th August 2010 at 11:00 UTC to be held in #ArchServer-Meeting on FreeNode.
Meeting Minutes - 100305
Meeting Minutes for the March project meeting are now available in a more readable format than the IRC Logs web page.
