14 DAY TRIAL // Karoshi is a server Linux distribution aimed at schools wanting to manage their local networks and internet access. Karoshi Linux 7.0 makes the switch to Ubuntu 10.04 as the base operating system. It is also more flexible in the configuration process enabling users to customize many of the settings that were hard-coded before.
“The Karoshi Linux team is proud to announce their latest offering of the Linux based server operating and management system designed specifically for schools and education. Built on Ubuntu 10.04 LTS, Karoshi Linux 7 is now offered in both 64bit and 32bit downloads,” the official release announcement read.
New in this release is the web management interface which enables administrators to manage the servers online from any computer. What’s more, the web interface is also available on mobile phones, so admins can check in on the go.
Highlights of Karoshi Linux 7.0:
· Built on Ubuntu 10.04 LTS; · 64-bit and 32-bit versions available; · Choice of number servers; · Choice of TCP/IP numbers; · Choice of server names; · Choice of domain name; · Wide range of modules available - Email, E-Learning, Website, Proxy, Home Access, Web Filtering, Printing; · Administrate the servers via web management; · Mobile phone web management; · Expand the system with new servers with home areas auto copied; · Network monitoring with E_mail/Text message alerts.
About Karoshi Linux
Karoshi Linux is a server Linux distribution aimed at school environments. It is designed to make it easy for school staff, who may not be dedicated system administrators or familiar enough with Linux, to deploy a network server based on the open-source operating system. The latest version is based on Ubuntu and comes with web interface to enable users to manage the tasks. The web interface also comes in a mobile phone flavour.
Karoshi Linux 7.0 is available for download here on Softpedia.