Bianca is out!

[clem]

Hi everybody,

Linux Mint 2.2 Bianca is out and available for download!

Download mirrors: http://www.linuxmint.com/download.html
Screenshots: http://www.linuxmint.com/screenshots.html
Release Notes: http://www.linuxmint.com/20070220.html

- Make sure you read the release notes and the notes from the download section.
- Come and talk to us on the IRC channel while your copy of Bianca is downloading.
- Enjoy Bianca and give us your feedback on it.

Clem

[AlsaPhil]

Hi brenda,

Go there
http://www.linuxmint.com/wiki/index.php/Main_Page
You have all explanations for upgrading from Bea to Bianca

[jes]

i download the CD 3 times ít dos not work ... way

[clem]

Hi Jes,

Try a different mirror... check the md5.

Clem

[jes]

i downloaded the iso from 3 different mirror... n.1 cant Boot n.2 cant install n.3 cant boot

[jes]

md5 is god... install stops at 15%

[Alephcat]

md5 is god...

I would not use quite that strong a term, but it is useful yes

[jes]

way dos my install stop at 15%

[jes]

lost 4CDs alredy

[frank392]

HI Jes,
What software are you using to burn the iso?
I used K3b and it went perfect.

[jes]

k3b on Linux and Deepbruner in Windows

[frank392]

Hi Jes,
From what mirror did you download your iso?
I have downloaded from this one:
http://1.homingpenguin.com/
maybe that will help

[jes]

the 5cd works

brun the iso slow at speed 2x Bianca is install

Love that you removed the Ubuntu Wallpapers

[phantommaggot]

where is the torrent??

looking for it, but cant find it.

[kiwiboyus]

Since I first started messing with Ubuntu I have learned it's best to burn Linux distros at 2x or 4x to avoid install issues.

On an unrelated note I submitted Bianca's release to digg hopefully it won't backfire with the site getting dugg to death

[zen]

last week i burned the Bea iso on my mac and burned at high rate and no issues.

I just bruned iso from american site and burned at high speed but my new laptop isn't in yet to try to see the success or failure.

I hope it is a good CD Burn now that others are having some trouble.

Dod not stop either just plugged along on the download.

[npap]

Hello Clem,
Perfect work!
The question is does the advice: "don't select anything before installation because the installer may crash" apply to Bianca stable too?

To the friends above who had trouble with burning the ISO:
IMHO, There is nothing wrong with K3b but select a slow speed burning like 8 kbs in DAO mode.
Greetings, npap

PS. 9:00 PM GMT, I installed Bianca on my test disc, selecting Greek before installation!
All menus are in Greek and the installation (with no Internet connection) was very easy. I am now using Linux Mint Greek Bianca.

I just got some updates, the new kernel, etc. and added Greek language pack afterwards with Control Panel>Language Support .

[alan2273]

Downloading it now, cant wait to try it out.

[OzTracker]

Downloaded the iso, burnt at 4x and booted onto laptop.

All is fine and now seeding the torrent for everyone else to grab.

Thanks clem and developers for a great distro!!

[glas]

Just to note to say that Uncle Bob is not alone in his upgrading from Bea to Bianca results - same her, I'm still loading "Bea" when booting up.

Also I thought the menu's place and style would be changed (or it seemed so when I booted up the beta version of Bianca from CD) but now it's no different from Bea - at least on my box.

One other thing, tried to re-install openoffice-en but no luck:

mint@mint-desktop:~$ sudo apt-get install openoffice.org-en
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
E: Couldn't find package openoffice.org-en
mint@mint-desktop:~$

So where's the english language version of open office?