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The m23 project released version 16.3 of the software deployment tool for Linux networks, containing workflow improvements and new customization options, as well as a couple of other new features and bug fixes.

From this version on, the Linux remote installation tool m23 offers support for m23 clients using Ubuntu 16.04 LTS Xenial Xerus. Friends of the Univention Corporate Servers will be happy to hear that the m23 app is now available in the Univention App Center.

m23 15.2 now uses Debian 8 for the server. Linux Mint 17.1 / 17.2 can now be installed with m23. Automated mirror selection makes client installations smooth. New security features have been added.

The m23 project proudly releases the latest version of m23, a network deployment tool for Linux, which allows for bare metal installation of a range of Linux distros and subsequent management (updates, software installation, backup, recovery,...) of the installations.

The latest version of m23 extends the spectrum of supported client distributions by adding support for Ubuntu 14.04 LTS and Linux Mint 17 Qiana.

The latest m23 release focuses on two main new features: For one, on support for Apache CloudStack® and on the other hand on the extended options to clone machines.

Yesterday, the latest version of the m23 software, m23 rock 13.2, was released by the m23 project team. The deployment tool for Linux now comes with full support for Debian Wheezy on server and client, can now integrate LinuxMint 15 clients and added some tweaks to accelerate client installation.

In m23 rock 13.1 there are a lot of visible changes: the web interface can now be adapted with themes, Linux Mint 13 with Mate and Cinnamon was added and you can now install m23 on a Raspberry Pi.

The latest version 12.4 rock of the Linux deployment software m23 introduces the new IP manager for external (non-m23) devices. Read more about the new version at http://m23.sf.net!

The latest version rock 12.3 of the Linux deployment tool m23 comes with added support for deploying clients with Ubuntu 12.04 LTS and a range of desktops to choose from. A client output monitor has been added to the web interface and the virtualization functions of the integrated virtualization have been extended. Several improvements and bug fixes complete the new release.

In m23 12.2 rock, CentOS 6.2 now complements the list of distributions to be installed and administered. Additionally, some new features were added, the help texts have been revised and several bugs were fixed.

The latest version m23 rock 12.1 of the Linux deployment and management tool comes with new configuration options, improved client integration, OSE console, remote administration service and more.

The Linux deployment tool m23 is now available for download in version m23 rock 11.4. In comparison to its predecessor, the new version offers support for Debian Squeeze to be installed on the client computers and Trinity Desktop Environment is now among the available desktops. Many more smaller changes and improvements have been made - go to the website for download and more information!

For those living in the North of Germany, here's a date to mark in your calendar: On 28th and 29th of October 2011, the ninth "Kieler Open Source und Linux Tage" will take place in Kiel. There will be talks, workshops and booths from OpenSource projects and enterprises. The complete program is available here. Dive into the Linux community and meet up with other OpenSource users!

m23, which is a deployment and client management tool for Linux, has now added support for openSUSE (in addition to Debian, (K/X)Ubuntu, LinuxMint and Fedora) to be installed on client computers. In the latest version rock 11.3, there have also been made a lot of improvements concerning client language support, hardware detection and other fields. m23 can be downloaded as ISO, install packages for Debian systems or as a virtual machine for testing.