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Today, we are announcing the release of our signature releases, Black Lab Linux Education, and Black Lab Professional Desktop for the masses.

Today we are pleased to announce the free downloads of Black Lab Linux 4.2 and Black Lab Enterprise Linux 4.2.

Today, January 12, 2014 we are pleased to announce the release of Black Lab Linux 4.2. Black Lab Linux 4.2 is our consumer oriented release targeted at general desktop users as well as power users. Black Lab Linux 4.2 is designed for ease of use, high availability and multimedia creation and consumption. Black Lab Linux 4.2 is your next generation platform for work and play

Today we are pleased to announce the release of Black Lab Enterprise Linux 4.2. With this release we bring a lot of new features and functionality to Black Lab Enterprise Linux. In one area that we had to concentrate on was compatibility with Red Hat Enterprise Linux as well as CentOS. In the Education release we added the exact same compatibility for schools and educational facilities that use Red Hat, Fedora and CentOS. We will break down the Enterprise release and just add the different packages for the Education release.

So in Black Lab Enterprise Linux the following changes have occurred:

Today we are pleased to announce Black Lab Linux 4.1.9. This release showcases our optimized KDE desktop and is our inaugural release of KDE for Black Lab Linux. Based on a heavily modified Kubuntu base system we offer the best the KDE community has to offer. With this release we focus on optimizing KDE so that it runs on the same class of hardware as our XFCE release.

Today we are pleased to announce the release of Black Lab Enterprise Linux 4.1.8. Black Lab Enterprise Linux is our business and developer targeted release. So what makes Black Lab Enterprise Linux different from our free distribution, Black Lab Linux?

Today we are announcing the release of Black Lab Linux 4.1.8. This is the inaugural release of Black Lab Linux since we had to rename our distribution from OS/4 OpenLinux to Black Lab Linux. With the new release of Black Lab Linux 4.1.8 what are some of the changes that have been implemented.