The big news with this release is the added ability to boot the live image on uEFI firmware computers, while maintaining boot ability on traditional PC/BIOS computers. This means that GParted Live can now boot on newer Windows 8 computers. In addition to supporting uEFI firmware, two more GNU/Linux operating system images have been released: i686-PAE (Physical Address Extension) and AMD64 (X86-64). These new images permit addressing more than 4 gigabytes of RAM and enable using multiple processor cores.
This is a maintenance release that includes important bugfixes, and adds more language translation updates.
Linux software RAID device detection and a problem where logical partition growth overlapped the extended partition end were fixed. This image is based on the Debian Sid repository (as of 2012/Dec/13).
This release includes important bugfixes and some language translation updates. Key changes include fixing Linux software RAID device detection and fixing logical partition growth overlapping the end of the extended partition.
This release adds packages for smartmontools, cifs-utils, and the tree command. The Linux kernel has been updated to 3.2.9-1. The underlying GNU/Linux operating system is based on the Debian Sid repository (as of 2012/Mar/03).
This release includes the new features of GParted 0.12.0 (support for nilfs, set new UUID, and support for growing GPT RAID). It is based on the Debian Sid repository as of 2012/Feb/23 and includes Linux kernel 3.2.6-1. To improve support for the GParted forum, dillo has been replaced with the netsurf browser.
