Here are all the archived .iso files for CDEbian from 0.3 to 0.8 in a permanent home on Google Drive. 0.8 is easily upgraded to Wheezy or Jessie via the usual proceedure--but you must remove Google Chrome (apt-get autoremove google-chrome-stable) beforehand, Google's no longer making a 32bit version of Chrome.
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Adam, I created an account here first for thanking you because of your great work with CDEbian, and second for cheering you to continue with development so that we could enjoy v1.0.
I was so puzzled when a few years ago I couldn't find the original page for downloading, but now wow! such a wonderful notice to found out this posts and that you are resurrecting the project. Thank you very much!!!
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CDEbian is such a beauty! slim and fast - a blast from the past.
I'm looking forward to see it in 1.0
Until then - thank you! You made me a very happy CDE user. (wew time flies...)
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Heya, it has been a while. I resurected 0.8 off cdebian.hand.is today. If anyone has latest dev please inbox me.
Adam's accounts are all vaped. No idea what happened. I hope this is not the Adam that died last year. Anyone any idea what happened with him or the project?
Adam's work is worthy of anointment and a passage in history. CDE is not even a search keyword in distrowatch, hardly anything has it yet it's history and utilitarian use is rich comparable to it's nemesis WindowMaker (OS/2 vs NeXTStep reference.)
cdebian.hand.is/history/
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Going to go back to this project after 3 years hiatus. Watch this thread for more information.
Awesome! I just heard about CDE today, and it looks really cool! Like ol' nostalgic windows 95, but with a bit more color.
Nearly ready for a 1.0ish release with Debian Jessie underneath, but for now:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/0B8AZVQjgOf-xNUdlSEhQWXlLQ2s?usp=sharing
Here are all the archived .iso files for CDEbian from 0.3 to 0.8 in a permanent home on Google Drive. 0.8 is easily upgraded to Wheezy or Jessie via the usual proceedure--but you must remove Google Chrome (apt-get autoremove google-chrome-stable) beforehand, Google's no longer making a 32bit version of Chrome.
Adam, I created an account here first for thanking you because of your great work with CDEbian, and second for cheering you to continue with development so that we could enjoy v1.0.
I was so puzzled when a few years ago I couldn't find the original page for downloading, but now wow! such a wonderful notice to found out this posts and that you are resurrecting the project. Thank you very much!!!
This is great news! CDEbian is awesome and I have been using it for a while. It would be great if you could make a version for Raspberry PI etc.
CDEbian is such a beauty! slim and fast - a blast from the past.
I'm looking forward to see it in 1.0
Until then - thank you! You made me a very happy CDE user. (wew time flies...)
This is great news!
Hope you make an Ubuntu 16.04 based version! Or maybe Arch :0 ?
Heya, it has been a while. I resurected 0.8 off cdebian.hand.is today. If anyone has latest dev please inbox me.
Adam's accounts are all vaped. No idea what happened. I hope this is not the Adam that died last year. Anyone any idea what happened with him or the project?
Adam's work is worthy of anointment and a passage in history. CDE is not even a search keyword in distrowatch, hardly anything has it yet it's history and utilitarian use is rich comparable to it's nemesis WindowMaker (OS/2 vs NeXTStep reference.)
cdebian.hand.is/history/
Hi,
If somebody is still interessted. I´d found version 1.0 of CDEbian on github.
https://github.com/andarazoroflove/CDEbian
Now it´s in 64bit, but without installer and installed applications.
Yeah I am interessted as I use to use CDE over 20 year ago i believe and i could not believe when I saw it was still alive.
Trying to compile the latest original code as we speak but will look at CDEbian now