Linux Progress Patch

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Last Update: 2016-08-03

Linux Progress Patch features:
- Works with 2.2.x series kernels, 2.4.12 and 2.5.x soon!
- Features pretty pictures that cover up bootup messages
- Makes your system look better and more user friendly
- Easy to install (just about as easy as compi

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