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Welcome to the Generations Linux documentation on the web. | |||
Introduction | |||
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Generations is for i386 to amd64/x86_64 boxes as its namesake implies. | |||
The default is to boot using Linux kernel 5.14 (x86_64), for older systems from the boot menu use the up/down arrow keys to select 32-bit which is kernel 3.12.2(overlayfs). | |||
In the about section you will find information on where to download ISO live images. An ISO live image allows one to boot into Linux from a CD/DVD/USB or run within a virtual machine environment, without installing any software. | |||
The term software package or simply package used in these pages refers to an RPM Package Manager (RPM) file, or one that is already installed. | |||