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Mnemosyne is a abstract distribution originally designed for ROCKLinux, but currently only support the trunk of OpenSDE.
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Alejandro Mery e7843cf882 * adapted mnemosyne to opensde-src package 17 years ago
busybox * disabled fakeinetd and route by default on mnemosyne/busybox 18 years ago
pkg_conf * fixed mnemosyne/thunderbird to honor $mozver 18 years ago
pkg_diff * updated copyright notes at mnemosyne target 18 years ago
pkg_patch * updated copyright notes at mnemosyne target 18 years ago
pkgsel * adapted mnemosyne to opensde-src package 17 years ago
README * changed version at README to 0.3-trunk 18 years ago
build.sh * updated copyright notes at mnemosyne target 18 years ago
config.in * removed (initially) support for T2 versions 18 years ago
mnemosyne.pl * updated copyright notes at mnemosyne target 18 years ago
parse-config * fixed mnemosyne parse-config to not remove development files from the flist before they were checked and corrected if needed (fix provided by mnemoc) 18 years ago
pkgsel.in * cosmetical changes at pkgsel.in and pkg_conf/ 18 years ago
version.txt * updated version.txt file to 0.3-trunk 18 years ago

README 

Mnemosyne Linux v0.3-trunk
Alejandro Mery <amery@geeks.cl>
powered by OpenSDE!

Mnemosyne is a abstract distribution originally designed for
ROCKLinux [1], but currently only support the trunk of OpenSDE [3].

Mnemosyne is a fully modular abstract target which founds itself over
highly secure and reliable packages instead of deprecated 'de facto'
standard packages like sysvinit, netkit and vixie-cron.

Backward compatibility with T2 [2] is been kept at the t2-friendly
branch, at svn://svn.opensde.net/mnemosyne/branches/t2-friendly

Future development will most probably not merged back into that branch.

[1] ROCKLinux  - http://www.rocklinux.org/
[2] T2 Project - http://www.t2-project.org/
[3] OpenSDE    - http://opensde.org/