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- Sorcerer_(Linux_distribution) abstract "Sorcerer is a source based Linux distribution. Sorcerer's source management tool is called sorcery. Sorcery downloads and compiles source code in order to install and update installed software. Instead of using cryptic hard to remember acronyms, such as rpm and dpkg, Sorcerer's tool terminology is based upon magic words. For example, a recipe for downloading, compiling, and installing software is called a "spell." Software to install is "cast" onto the box. Installed software can be removed by "dispelling." Consequently, the command line tools for casting and dispelling software are called cast and dispel, respectively.In 2000, Kyle Sallee created a source-based Linux distribution called Sorcerer GNU/Linux and released it under the GNU GPL. During this time Sorcerer was a technology demonstration rather than a stable distribution. Eventually the distribution tools, called sorcery, and the software catalog, called grimoire, were redesigned and rewritten in order to become stable and usable on production machines. A month or two before the rewrite happened, in early 2002, Chuck S. Mead, who had previously created a fork of RedHat, created a fork of Sorcerer GNU/Linux. The first fork of Sorcerer GNU/Linux was called by the same name as Mr. Mead's fork of RedHat. It was called either "Lunar Penguin" or Lunar Linux. This fork's timing was fortunate for system administrators, because it granted them an opportunity to continue deployment of the distribution that Mr. Sallee was about to discontinue.Due to the immense effort involved in single handedly creating and maintaining a distribution Mr. Sallee ceased "Sorcerer GNU/Linux" during the redesign and rewrite of sorcery and grimoire. System administrators with deployed boxes were encouraged to painlessly transition to the nearly identical fork.The earliest versions of Sorcerer were named Sorcerer GNU/Linux, with key components licensed under the GNU General Public License (GPL). However, from around 2002 and forward current versions of Sorcerer release some key components under the Sorcerer Public License and not the GPL, and the distribution has dropped the term GNU/Linux. Sorcerer has two ancient forks: Lunar Linux and Source Mage which are not based on nor compatible with the current sorcery code nor compatible with current grimoire. Their terminology also deviates from Sorcerer terminology.".
- Sorcerer_(Linux_distribution) latestReleaseDate "2013-06-28".
- Sorcerer_(Linux_distribution) latestReleaseVersion "(Rolling release)".
- Sorcerer_(Linux_distribution) releaseDate "2007-02-02".
- Sorcerer_(Linux_distribution) status "Active".
- Sorcerer_(Linux_distribution) wikiPageExternalLink sorcerer.silverice.org.
- Sorcerer_(Linux_distribution) wikiPageExternalLink sorcerer.silverice.org.
- Sorcerer_(Linux_distribution) wikiPageID "28250".
- Sorcerer_(Linux_distribution) wikiPageRevisionID "628257854".
- Sorcerer_(Linux_distribution) developer "Kyle Sallee".
- Sorcerer_(Linux_distribution) family Unix-like.
- Sorcerer_(Linux_distribution) kernelType Linux_kernel.
- Sorcerer_(Linux_distribution) kernelType Loadable_kernel_module.
- Sorcerer_(Linux_distribution) latestReleaseDate "--06-28".
- Sorcerer_(Linux_distribution) license "Various".
- Sorcerer_(Linux_distribution) name "Sorcerer".
- Sorcerer_(Linux_distribution) released "2007-02-02".
- Sorcerer_(Linux_distribution) sourceModel Open_source.
- Sorcerer_(Linux_distribution) supportedPlatforms X86.
- Sorcerer_(Linux_distribution) supportedPlatforms X86-64.
- Sorcerer_(Linux_distribution) website sorcerer.silverice.org.
- Sorcerer_(Linux_distribution) wordnet_type synset-operating_system-noun-1.
- Sorcerer_(Linux_distribution) workingState "Active".
- Sorcerer_(Linux_distribution) subject Category:Source-based_Linux_distributions.
- Sorcerer_(Linux_distribution) subject Category:X86-64_Linux_distributions.
- Sorcerer_(Linux_distribution) type Software.
- Sorcerer_(Linux_distribution) type Work.
- Sorcerer_(Linux_distribution) type CreativeWork.
- Sorcerer_(Linux_distribution) type Thing.
- Sorcerer_(Linux_distribution) type Q386724.
- Sorcerer_(Linux_distribution) type Q7397.
- Sorcerer_(Linux_distribution) comment "Sorcerer is a source based Linux distribution. Sorcerer's source management tool is called sorcery. Sorcery downloads and compiles source code in order to install and update installed software. Instead of using cryptic hard to remember acronyms, such as rpm and dpkg, Sorcerer's tool terminology is based upon magic words. For example, a recipe for downloading, compiling, and installing software is called a "spell." Software to install is "cast" onto the box.".
- Sorcerer_(Linux_distribution) label "Sorcerer (Linux distribution)".
- Sorcerer_(Linux_distribution) label "Sorcerer Linux".
- Sorcerer_(Linux_distribution) sameAs Sorcerer_Linux.
- Sorcerer_(Linux_distribution) sameAs m.06_xw.
- Sorcerer_(Linux_distribution) sameAs Q7563357.
- Sorcerer_(Linux_distribution) sameAs Q7563357.
- Sorcerer_(Linux_distribution) wasDerivedFrom Sorcerer_(Linux_distribution)?oldid=628257854.
- Sorcerer_(Linux_distribution) homepage sorcerer.silverice.org.
- Sorcerer_(Linux_distribution) isPrimaryTopicOf Sorcerer_(Linux_distribution).
- Sorcerer_(Linux_distribution) name "Sorcerer".