Developers

Latest addition : 5 June 2012.

This section is intended for DoudouLinux system developers. Artists and communication support writers are also concerned since related documents (texts, drawings, etc.) are also stored on the project source code repository. For those who would feel really excited or curious, the DoudouLinux source code repository address is:

http://svn.gna.org/viewcvs/doudoulinux/

Follow this link to have a look at or retrieve source code and DoudouLinux files. On the contrary if you want to dive into DoudouLinux internals, the pages of this section should help you understand everything. Tell us if it doesn’t make it!

Migration to Debian Squeeze

DoudouLinux is based on the famous Debian distribution. It is currently using the old stable version, Lenny. As Squeeze was published during February, we are looking at migrating DoudouLinux to (...) Read more…
Releasing a new version

We try here to summarize what we need to do to publish a new release. We are rapidly recalling the release cycle then listing the different tasks to be done before publishing a new release. (...) Read more…
Generate DoudouLinux in another language

DoudouLinux is built using a LiveCD creation tool as explained in the page How to generate a CD/USB image. The tool, named live-helper, reads configuration files in a given directory and then (...) Read more…
Developers FAQ

This page gathers all the frequently asked questions for developers. Surely if your question is not in this page, please feel free to ask us! You can also use comments of this page. (...) Read more…
How to generate a CD/USB image

Building a new DoudouLinux CDROM or USB key image is not so complicated indeed: everything relies on few built-in Debian Linux tools. First of all you have to set your system to make it able to (...) Read more…
The DoudouLinux source code

DoudouLinux is a LiveCD produced with a standard tool of Linux Debian named Live Helper. Customized LiveCD’s based on Linux Debian can be created with this tool. The principle is relatively (...) Read more…