Version 0710 beta3

January 16, 2008 Version 0710 beta 3 is released

Before installing, check out the Known issues 0710 beta 3.

Feedback please report the results of your installation and be sure to describe any problems you have, and if possible, include contact information.

LinuxMCE is integrated into the KDE desktop and runs on Kubuntu Gutsy 7.10. Major changes:

• Added support for amd64

• Added support for mixed amd64/i386 md’s

• Added support for 1080p resolution. It work great with the masking UI, but it’s slow with alpha blended UI.

• Upgraded xine to latest version

• Latest mythtv packages and fixes for lmce mythtv stuff

• Integrated VDR to LMCE and added support for few dvb-s cards

• Telecom refactoring, most of the issues fixed (you can now easily create a conference, leave a conference, merge two conferences, use an assisted transfer, etc). Upgraded to asterisk 1.4.10

• Added latest nVidia drivers (169.07 Dec 20th)

More here Changelog 0710

To download, use the following torrents: Torrents 0710 beta 3

NOTE: We've added an account for ftp downloads (disabled annnymous account), because the band is full and the developers cannot work. Sorry for this. We'll give access to that ftp download account only to developers for now. Please use the torrents.

How to install :

1. If you have a Kubuntu 0710 installed and you want to keep your applications settings, use CD's installation. Same steps as for 0740 (go here).

2. If you want to do a quick install, use the DVD's. It will install both Kubuntul 0710 and LinuxMCE 0710. More here.

3. If you have LMCE 0704, you might want to try one of the following upgrade methods ( more here ):

- Installation using the DVD, with keep settings option (also works if you want to switch to amd64 version).

- Download the upgrade helper application from gutsy-upgrade-scripts_0.1.0-1_i386.deb and choose to install from web or from DVD, if you have the double layer dvd.

See also:

FOSS 0710 for the FOSS and development community explains what happened with the open source development after 1.1, and the current plans to develop a FOSS community