Foobar Linux 9 (0b1001)

We released Foobar Linux 9 (0b1001) 17th of October 2022. This is the recommended version for all new installations.

Version nine updates all programs to later versions but there are no big architechtural changes. This is a rolling release. It means that all program updates will be released without distribution subversion release.

It is possible to upgrade from version eight to version nine with system tools. Upgrade from older versions requires reinstall.

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Foobar Linux 8 (0o10)

0o10 reached it's end of the life at the end of June 2024. Eight was the first Foobar Linux version which supported package modularity. It made it possible to select alternative software version to install. This was a rolling release. It means that all program updates were released without distribution subversion release. There won't be any updates any more.

We released Foobar Linux 8 (0o10) 27th of August 2020.

Foobar Linux 7 (Sarvikuono)

Sarvikuono reached it's end of the life at the end of the June 2024. After that there won't be any updates.

We released Foobar Linux 7 Sarvikuono (7.1) at 12th of June 2015.
7.2 update was released at 10th of December 2015.
7.3 update was released at 30th of November 2016.
7.4 update was released at 17th of August 2017.
7.5 update was released at 7th of June 2018.
7.6 update was released at 23th of November 2018.
7.7 update was released at 12th of September 2019.
7.8 update was released at 1st of April 2020.
7.9 update was released at 6th of October 2020.

Foobar Linux 7 was our biggest change in Foobar Linux history, moving from traditional SysV init system to systemd. There were also other changes worth of four development years from earlier version.

Foobar Linux 6 (Voikukka)

Voikukka reached it's end of the life at 30th of November 2020. This was last release which supported 32-bit cpus. No new security or bugfixes are provided.

Foobar Linux 5 (Joutsenpuisto)

Joutsenpuisto supported both i386 (Pentium II or later) and x86-64 (amd64, ia32e, emt64t) CPU architectures. Joutsenpuisto has reached end of the life at the end of March 2017. No new security or bugfixes are provided.

Foobar Linux release 4 (Kablam)

Kablam was first version using kernel 2.6. It supported both i386 (Pentium II or later) and x86-64 CPU architectures. Kablam has reached end of the life at the end of February 2012. No new security or bugfixes are provided.

Foobar Linux release 3 (FastLine)

This version using Linux kernel 2.4 has already reached the end of the life at the end of the October 2010. No new security or bugfixes are provided.