Bryan Lunduke

The Lunduke Computer Operating System version 0.9.4 is now available for download.

It's so choice.

[laughs] Version-- We're, we're moving really quickly towards the 1.0 release, which is scheduled right now to be roughly the first week of November.

I've also added support for running Thermal D, uh, and, and a few other utilities without System D.

Uh, now this isn't really that huge of a, of an accomplishment because these sorts of tools like Thermal D can run just fine without System D, but they tend to get packaged with System D.

They tend to get started by System D, and obviously, LCOS, uh, the Lunduke Computer Operating System, does not ship with System D.

So we had to come up with some extra scripts to get those kicked off when the system starts.

Um, a, a few other fixes and improvements for running Steam, um, because I, I, I play a lot of games, so we gotta make sure Steam is working just so [laughs] in LCOS.

It's really coming together and it's looking just fantastic.

If you go to lunduke.com, you can now see download links for the latest version of Elkoz right there at Lunduk.com. You can see it's divided.

Lunduk.com now has a Lunduk Journal section and an Elkoz section, so you can grab the latest releases and whatnot straight from there.

All that said, that's out, that was just released in the last couple of hours.

So on the next couple of days, so you'll be able to just go there to grab it as well, as well as see some of the other details.

Again, you can go to lunduke.com, click on the links there for how to contribute, or you can just click on the links for how to contribute wherever you're seeing this video.

Truly appreciate absolutely everyone.

however much you feel like contributing, high fives.

The Lunduke Computer Operating System version 0.7.

This is the third beta release.

It's out, and it's available to download, and it's so choice.

We had one bug to fix for reasons that will become apparent as I, as I talk to you about what changed in 0.7, uh, but 0.7.1 is the release you wanna grab.

It's the current, current latest and greatest.

Uh, go to lunduke.com, scroll down, there's a little Lunduke Computer Operating System link, uh, and that'll take you to the, uh, the GitHub page, which has all the releases and whatnot in it.

That's just the easiest way to grab it.

Um, okay.