Momonga Linux 6

Momonga Linux 6 is a Linux distribution developed in a "Bazaar" model style among its user community.

A Momonga (aka Pteromys momonga) is a flying squirrel found both in Europe and Asia. It's an animal known for a self-asserting behaviour, despite its small size.

Major Features:

1. A distribution developed by and for its own users.
   • "Bazaar"-style Development.
   • Secure Default Settings.
   • Strong Support and Usage of Ruby.
   • Easy Handling and Processing of Electronic Documents.
   • Packages for Scientific and Technical Computations.
2. An easily configurable installer built for the broadband age.
   • Support for a Large Number of Filesystems.
   • Selection of the Newest Packages at the Time of Installation.
3. A unique package management system for easy updating and upgrading.
4. Compatibility with the next-generation standards.
   • LSB compatibility.
   • Li18nux Compatible Internationalization.
   • IPV6 Implementation.
5. Comprehensive Documentation.
   • Abundant configuration examples.
   • Automatic Q&A Service.
     

Enhancements:

• Reduced the size of the installation media to one DVD (additional packages can be installed via yum);
• Linux kernel 2.6.26 with extended hardware support, virtualisation and support for new file systems (btrfs and nilfs, reiser4fs);
• X.Org 7.4 and Mesa 7.1 with improved graphics card support and Compiz compatibility; replaced SysVInit with Canonical's Upstart for faster booting;
• Switched to the GCC compiler 3.4 series; replaced Sun Javawith OpenJDK 1.6;
• Introduced support for virtualisation with OpenVZ and Xen.