Michael Oberg - Freiberuflicher EDV-Berater und Software-Entwickler Frame Version |
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History The project myLinux began at the end of of September 2002 on initiative of the Fourier Information GmbH in Cologne. A goal of the Fourier Information was the production of a economical system house offer pallet for the introduction of Linux to small and medium-size enterprises to Germany. In addition among other things very easily which can be configured, only small administration expenditure a requiring and economical Linux server system was needed. Between October 2002 and February 2003 I provided first on basis of an old SuSE distribution a primary system (Mail -, Web and Windows Fileserver and Domain CONTROLLERS) with central configuration over LDAP. In March I provided concepts and software for the fast collection from network concepts and project plans to their realization. On 13 April myLinux a server took over all important services of the Fourier net (approx. 25 Clients under Windows NT 4,0). Different weaknesses and error of the system could be recognized and eliminated by the live-test. At the beginning of July 2003 I began a reorganization of the Sources with the goal of releasing these under the general Public License. The underlying SuSE distribution was completely replaced, by a minimum Linux server system based on the project/book Linux from to Scratch (short: LFS, version 4.1) of Gerard Beekmans as well as its extension Beyond Linux from Scratch (short: BLFS, version 1.0) Beyond Linux from Scratch (short: BLFS, version 1.0). |