[orca-list] Vinux 3.0.2 Now Released!

[Mobeen Iqbal <mobeeniqbal gmail com>]

We are happy to announce the release of Vinux 3.0.2, based on Ubuntu

 10.04.4. Changes in this release include:

  Kernel 2.6.32.39.
  Orca XDesktop 3.1.19.
  Firefox 10.0.2.
  Thunderbird 10.0.2.
  Minor package changes as well as Vinux specific console branding
 grub configuration.
Vinux tips on console log in.
  Orca Customizations and man text scripts thanks to StormDragon.
  Easy install scripts optimized.
 Extra system sound schemes added.
 USB install script included.
  Luke's speakup DKMS package included, you no longer need to run
 restorespeech after a new kernel is installed. Speakup automatically
 builds at kernel install.
  Please be sure to leave Linux-headers-generic metapackage installed.
  CFH, openssh and CPU frequency daemon installed by default.
  Remastersys no longer deletes ssh keyss for remastering.
  YASR is no longer included, encountered frequent errors and not used.
  Removed ISO master and GTK record my desktop to insure the CD image
 is under 700 MB.
  Vinux 3.0.2 manages extra sources with apt-add-repository,
 /etc/apt/sources.list.d contains stable Mozilla, vinux and more
 package archives.
  The default desktop is Classic GNOME 2.x as you have come to expect
 from Vinux LTS releases.

     This version is available as CD and DVD both 32-bit and 64-bit
 images, USB and Virtual editions.

 Warning: The DVD images contain some non-free codecs and packages.
 Using these versions in the USA, Japan and countries where the
 legislation allows patents to apply to software and distribution of
 restricted technologies may require the acquisition of 3rd party
 licenses.

I would also like to take this opportunity to extend a special thanks to the following people:

Rob Whyte for building the CD and DVD images.
Dedicated testers, Nimer Jaber and the development/testing teams for feature suggestions and feedback.
special thank you to Bill Taylor for his constant dedication to testing and reporting bugs throughout this 
development cycle. Although bill wasn't expecting recognition, his contribution has been outstanding.
Thanks to everyone for your support and feature suggestions.

 It is our hope that this release continues to deliver what you have
 come to expect from Vinux.

 Download links and MD5 Sums:

 32Bit CD Image:

 http://vinuxproject.org/Downloads/V3.0.2/Vinux-3.0.2-I386.iso

 MD5Sum: 405bba1ee1f2a4a363c04302c4283dfe

 64Bit CD Image:

 http://vinuxproject.org/Downloads/V3.0.2/Vinux-3.0.2-X64.iso

 MD5Sum: 0dcc134a5b52b85217a75c709a368c92

 32Bit DVD Image:

 http://vinuxproject.org/Downloads/V3.0.2/Vinux-3.0.2-I386-DVD.iso

 MD5Sum: 7e88ea08f4bd889d01f2a39df77c3423

 64Bit DVD Image:

 http://vinuxproject.org/Downloads/V3.0.2/Vinux-3.0.2-X64-DVD.iso

 MD5Sum: 38823614a51843e155cfc082048a9a56

 Virtual Edition:

 http://vinuxproject.org/Downloads/V3.0.2/Vinux-3.0.2-Virtual-Edition.exe

 MD5Sum: a9129b9b270ec2f734b059bfdcbb7756

 USB Edition:

 http://vinuxproject.org/Downloads/V3.0.2/Vinux-3.0.2-USB-Standard.zip

 MD5Sum: 042f4db21de79b7e162eaec73a4f20f6