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Fuduntu 14.7-7 has been released this morning as an update for existing Fuduntu users bringing multiple improvements.

This important update brings significant font improvement through the integration of the Infinality freetype enhancement patches.

I would like to announce the immediate release of Fuduntu Linux version 14.7. This version brings minor changes to the OS defaults, and fixes a few bugs.

I am pleased to announce the availability of Fuduntu 14.6. This is a minor change for existing Fuduntu users, who will get these updates automatically. Fuduntu 14.6 brings significant UI changes; fixes BFS compatibility with the tickless kernel; and improves many of the existing battery life and performance tweaks. Fuduntu 14.6 has a base memory footprint of 150MB post installation, and the ISOs have been reduced to under 800MB without any significant loss in functionality.

I firmly believe that systems should be self maintaining. In my career as a Linux Architect, I am always deep in thought; thinking of new ways to improve the environments that I am responsible for managing. These thoughts typically lead to the development of new methods to improve service delivery which reduce operations and maintenance costs, and ultimately improve the product that I deliver to my customers (consumers of my delivered services). In my mind, a Linux server is just a tool used to deliver a service. When the tool fails, the provided service fails and ultimately; I fail.