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ROSA DESKTOP

NEW! ROSA Desktop Fresh R10 ROSA Desktop Fresh R10 is a distribution for enthusiasts in a constantly changing Linux world. It's the second release based on rosa2016.1 platform. ROSA Desktop Fresh R10 features two desktop environments: KDE 4, PLASMA 5. Besides the standard application set (office suite, web browser, etc.) the distribution includes a number of games, proprietary codecs, vendor drivers for different hardware (video cards, network cards, etc.), rich TeX stack and thousands of other applications. Get it! ROSA Desktop Fresh R9 Release Notes List of known issues (Errata) in ROSA Desktop Fresh R9 ROSA Desktop Fresh R8.1 ROSA Desktop Fresh R8 is a distribution for enthusiasts in a constantly changing Linux world. It's the last release based on rosa2014.1 platform. R8 is a stable release with 2 years of extended support (security updates will be provided until Fall 2018). ROSA Desktop Fresh R8 features 4 desktop environments: KDE 4 (recommended for most users), GNOME 3, PLASMA 5 and MATE. Besides the standard application set (office suite, web browser, etc.) the distribution includes a number of games, proprietary codecs, vendor drivers for different hardware (video cards, network cards, etc.), rich TeX stack and thousands of other applications. Get it! ROSA Desktop Fresh R8.1 Release Notes List of known issues (Errata) in ROSA Desktop Fresh R8.1

ROSA Enterprise Desktop X2 is a LTS (long time support) release with guaranteed security and software updates for 5 years. Based on repositories of ROSA Desktop Fresh, Enterprise Desktop provides additional guarantees for software stability and quality. It is recommended for Enterprise, SMB and SOHO which do not need the "bleeding edge" technology, but require stable software and ability to work for a long time without reinstalling the system. Dear users! Please take a look at ROSA Enterprise Desktop X2 Description and list of known issues (Errata) in ROSA Enterprise Desktop X2

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Free documentation on ROSA products

For novices users	For experienced users	For developers	See also
ROSA Installation How to Install ROSA in VirtualBox How to set up graphics ROSA Hardware Database Migrating from ROSA Desktop Fresh R3 to R4 Howto ROSA applications	Bug Workflow in ROSA Desktop Packaging HowTo Upgrade systems Kernel Farm: basic, nrj, nrjQL, rt, rtQL, vanilla, ...	ROSA Developer QuickStart Icons Guideline (in Russian) ROSA Logo Packaging Guidelines Packaging Policies ABF Build Environment ROSA Developer Tools	ROSA Blog ROSA Forum (RU, EN) ROSA on Facebook ROSA on Twitter Contacts

Technical support and bug reports

At the moment there are two sites where you can ask for help and to report issues in Russian and English:

support.rosalab.ru

ATTENTION: you may register only at http://support.rosalab.ru/auth/register and from one account it is possible to autentificate on both addresses.

Submit your bug reports to ROSA Bugzilla at http://bugs.rosalinux.ru/ (see also Using ROSA Bugzilla)

You can ask questions and comminucate with other ROSA users on our forum at http://forum.rosalab.ru/en/

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• Configuration setting manual;
• FAQ on the MediaWiki;
• Wiki Squad