Blender-boot is designed to be a dual boot Linux distro. It boots straight into a light enviroment with Blender already open. Its has Dropbox and UbuntuOne for saving your files to easily open in your main operating system. It has Blender 2.62, Gimp 2.74 (with single window mode), Guake terminal, Chromium browser and more. It is based on Ubuntu 11.10 for ease of use and the Software Center has been left in, for installing more applications if you want to. Its a distraction free resource light distro designed with Blender in mind and fast rendering, I hope you enjoy it. While in alpha Blender boot is 64bit only, sorry for any inconvenience this may cause. Alpha 2 all known bugs fixed and improved look, Beta will take a fair bit longer and have many more changes.
Download Blender-boot 1 Suzanne alpha 2 (998mb)
Live session login user: custom password: leave blank(empty)
More details:
Blender 2.62 (which automatically updates through system update to latest builds)
Gimp 2.74 (with single window mode)
Chromium browser 17 (why Chromium sign in and all your settings and bookmarks load straight up and its very fast :D)
Ubuntu software centre (the easiest way to install new software)
Blender-boot now has 7GB of free online storage as it has Dropbox with 2GB free storage and Ubuntu1 with 5GB free storage (save your models to one of these and they will be right there in your dropbox or Ubuntu1 on your main system)
Abiword 2.8.6, Gedit and Evince for viewing text tutorials etc
Mplayer (for video tutorials etc)
Guake terminal (drop down terminal with shorcut changed to Ins(insert) key as default was F12 is the Blender render shorcut)
PCMAN file manager (tools to open as root or in a terminal very useful)
Thunderbird (for email)
and more
To burn to USB using Windows I recommend using Linux Live Usb Creator, very easy to use and you can set persistence to use Blender-boot as a portable distro.
To burn to USB using Ubuntu based distro use Startup Disk Creator, also very easy to use and you can set persistence to use Blender-boot as a portable distro.
To burn to USB using other Linux distro`s use Unetbootin or similar, there is alot of software for this purpose.
Tutorials for Blender-boot can be found on this blog. More tutorials coming very soon.
Things that will change by Beta hopefully:
Smaller download
Download Blender-boot 1 Suzanne alpha 2 (998mb)
Live session login user: custom password: leave blank(empty)
More details:
Blender 2.62 (which automatically updates through system update to latest builds)
Gimp 2.74 (with single window mode)
Chromium browser 17 (why Chromium sign in and all your settings and bookmarks load straight up and its very fast :D)
Ubuntu software centre (the easiest way to install new software)
Blender-boot now has 7GB of free online storage as it has Dropbox with 2GB free storage and Ubuntu1 with 5GB free storage (save your models to one of these and they will be right there in your dropbox or Ubuntu1 on your main system)
Abiword 2.8.6, Gedit and Evince for viewing text tutorials etc
Mplayer (for video tutorials etc)
Guake terminal (drop down terminal with shorcut changed to Ins(insert) key as default was F12 is the Blender render shorcut)
PCMAN file manager (tools to open as root or in a terminal very useful)
Thunderbird (for email)
and more
To burn to USB using Windows I recommend using Linux Live Usb Creator, very easy to use and you can set persistence to use Blender-boot as a portable distro.
To burn to USB using Ubuntu based distro use Startup Disk Creator, also very easy to use and you can set persistence to use Blender-boot as a portable distro.
To burn to USB using other Linux distro`s use Unetbootin or similar, there is alot of software for this purpose.
Tutorials for Blender-boot can be found on this blog. More tutorials coming very soon.
Things that will change by Beta hopefully:
Smaller download
Fixed any known bugs
Software updates or changes
Possibly based on Ubuntu 12.04 but that may not happen until beta 1
Software updates or changes
Possibly based on Ubuntu 12.04 but that may not happen until beta 1
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