Kororaa was started by Christopher Smart as a method to quickly reproduce a Gentoo Linux installation on multiple desktop machines. Chris also intended that Kororaa be used to quickly demonstrate the power of Gentoo Linux to users critical of 'compile times.' On November 7, 2007, Chris announced that he was discontinuing his work on the project, and that there would be no new versions of Kororaa.
The introduction of the Kororaa XGL Live CD was intended to demonstrate the capabilities of Novell’s Xgl and Compiz.
On December 23, 2010, Chris Smart has announced rebirth of Kororaa as Fedora Remix.[3]
On May 2, 2013 Korora 18 was released,[4] featuring a revised name spelled with only one A and a new log
Kororaa was started by Christopher Smart as a method to quickly reproduce a Gentoo Linux installation on multiple desktop machines. Chris also intended that Kororaa be used to quickly demonstrate the power of Gentoo Linux to users critical of 'compile times.' On November 7, 2007, Chris announced that he was discontinuing his work on the project, and that there would be no new versions of Kororaa.The introduction of the Kororaa XGL Live CD was intended to demonstrate the capabilities of Novell’s Xgl and Compiz.On December 23, 2010, Chris Smart has announced rebirth of Kororaa as Fedora Remix.[3]On May 2, 2013 Korora 18 was released,[4] featuring a revised name spelled with only one A and a new log
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