We have already published the Lac09p88.tar.gz archive containing source code ready to compile. We have also published the huge "PcLinuxOs2023LAC988.iso" file version comprising an entire. bootable LINUX operating system for industry-standard X86 hardware and containing a preconfigured, fully compiled version of LAC Version 9.88. For detailed instructions covering use of bootable "iso" images like this, take a look at the "README.txt" file we published last year for a similar .iso release. CLICK HERE to download that README.txt file.
We have also published a precompiled "AppImage" LAC9.88 version (also in the same BETA TESTING downloads area) that should work with all of the most popular LINUX distros for industry-standard x86 hardware.
Of course, you can always find a detailed summary of the changes made available from this version by accessing our online "ChangeLog" web page. CLICK HERE and scroll down to the bottom of that big long page.
Last edit: bbosen 4 days ago
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We are releasing new version 9.88 for beta testing today, and (for the next month or so) you can find it in the BETA TESTING downloads area here in our SourceForge Archives.
This new version 9.88 fixes one bug that was recently discovered by beta testers using version 9.87.
We have already published the Lac09p88.tar.gz archive containing source code ready to compile. We have also published the huge "PcLinuxOs2023LAC988.iso" file version comprising an entire. bootable LINUX operating system for industry-standard X86 hardware and containing a preconfigured, fully compiled version of LAC Version 9.88. For detailed instructions covering use of bootable "iso" images like this, take a look at the "README.txt" file we published last year for a similar .iso release. CLICK HERE to download that README.txt file.
We have also published a precompiled "AppImage" LAC9.88 version (also in the same BETA TESTING downloads area) that should work with all of the most popular LINUX distros for industry-standard x86 hardware.
Of course, you can always find a detailed summary of the changes made available from this version by accessing our online "ChangeLog" web page. CLICK HERE and scroll down to the bottom of that big long page.
Last edit: bbosen 4 days ago