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I was experimenting with LBA-Linux and had some questions. Their website www.sot.com seems to be down following a week of the forum there dissappearing. Does anyone here know of LBA's fate?
I don't think the project is dead. The company that makes that distro has been around for a while now. Possibly they could be experiencing some sort of network problem.
The site is still there but not working correctly, all links are dead. No response to e-mails. Unfortunatly is seems that LBA-Linux (formerly SOT-Linux) is indeed dead.
They had a nice package going there with some interesting plans for the furture, too bad. They had just released an update that inculded Firefox also.
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