Sorry, for dual monitors. I actually have tripple monitors & dual video cards in crossfire:

Gaming up..

I know some people like to dabble into the cutting edge. I present to you a beta of Ultimate Edition 4.4 x86 Gamers built with tmosb. I would like to take a moment to also say thanks to all the beta testers of tmosb the following file is now autogenerated using tmosb:

This Operating System was auto generated using:
TheeMahn O/S Builder (tmosb) 1.9.1, 09/28/2014
GNU tmosb home page: .
E-mail bug reports to: <theemahn@os-builder.com>.
Be sure to include the word tmosb somewhere in the Subject: field.

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Using the command: tmosb –build ultimate-edition-4.4-x86-gamers.iso
on Fri Oct 10 20:12:57 EDT 2014 by theemahn on JackHammer

Source Build platform:
======================
JackHammer is an AMD FX(TM)-8150 Eight-Core Processor resonating at 3612.120 Mhz
CPU CORES: 8
MEMORY: 16,526,060 bytes
HOST ARCH: 32 bit
HOST BUILD O/S:
DISTRIB_ID=Ultimate_Edition
DISTRIB_RELEASE=4.4
DISTRIB_CODENAME=utopic
DISTRIB_DESCRIPTION=”Ultimate Edition 4.4 Gamers”

Destination Distribution Information
====================================
Distribution Base: Ubuntu utopic
Architecture: i386
Detected Desktop Environments:
mate
XBMC
Internal Buildtime: 1m17s
Distro: Ultimate Edition
TYPE: Gamers
Version: 4.4
LTS (Long term supported): No
Data Preparer: theemahn
Data Publisher: TMOSB
Isoname: ultimate-edition-4.4-x86-gamers.iso
Installed Size: 10,359,816,192 bytes.
Ultimate Edition 4.4 “Utopic Unicorn” – Release x86 (20141010)
Build logs: -r–r–r– 1 root root 89910 Oct 7 04:20 .disk/tmosb-1.9.1-build-logs.tar.gz
URL: http://ultimateedition.info/Ultimate_Edition_4.4/


</theemahn@os-builder.com>

Please note: The above url, may not work if the release has not been made public.

I will not rob you of the build logs (they are also on the dvd, put there by tmosb): tmosb-1.9.1-build-logs.tar I can’t integrate the md5sum on the disk, or the above auto-generated information, because that information would change the md5sum of the disk. I will now provide that information:

[rhyme]$ rsync -avP -e ssh ultimate-edition-4.4-x86-gamers.iso theemahn,ultimateedition@frs.sourceforge.net:/home/frs/project/u/ul/ultimateedition/
Password:
sending incremental file list
ultimate-edition-4.4-x86-gamers.iso
4125718528 100% 10.89MB/s 0:06:01 (xfer#1, to-check=0/1)




sent 4126222282 bytes received 31 bytes 10277016.97 bytes/sec
total size is 4125718528 speedup is 1.00
[rhyme]$ md5sum ultimate-edition-4.4-x86-gamers.iso
82e39d05025bd06f275b2bc4123842f7 ultimate-edition-4.4-x86-gamers.iso
[rhyme]$

I wish I could upload at 10 MB/s 😉 The future of tmosb? I have incorporated a few new switches, none are available as a public release currently. I intended to keep this as an undocumented feature, and will allow me to advance the tool even while I am at work at my other job, so much for undocumented:

--YES

It stops all prompting it will not ask you if you are sure, I will write a function to start at the top and build all 156 operating systems while I am at work at my other job, I can’t have it asking questions. Come home and find my 9TB Raid array full lol. I’m going to have to buy a few more hard drives, I can see it coming. I have also written a function for loading out ISO’s to your current grub, no more wasting a DVD to test, or loading it out to a thumbdrive. I will test the ISO at SSD speed. Qemu is great for a virtual machine, however there is nothing better then a real machine.

I have spoke of the changes that are in works etc. On our forum, I suggest a read in it’s entirity. I did have to do a few things by hand in the release of Ultimate Edition 4.4 x86 Gamers

Do not think that tmosb data is not passed:

This Operating System was auto generated using:
TheeMahn O/S Builder (tmosb) 1.9.1, 09/28/2014
GNU tmosb home page: .
E-mail bug reports to: <theemahn@os-builder.com>.
Be sure to include the word tmosb somewhere in the Subject: field.</theemahn@os-builder.com>

Using the command: tmosb –build ultimate-edition-4.2.1-x86-lite.iso -YES
on Sun Oct 12 21:00:41 EDT 2014 by theemahn on JackHammer

Source Build platform:
======================
JackHammer is an AMD FX(tm)-8150 Eight-Core Processor resonating at 3612.490 Mhz
CPU CORES: 8
MEMORY: 16,526,060 bytes
HOST ARCH: 32 bit
HOST BUILD O/S:
DISTRIB_ID=Ultimate_Edition
DISTRIB_RELEASE=4.4
DISTRIB_CODENAME=utopic
DISTRIB_DESCRIPTION=”Ultimate Edition 4.4 Gamers”

Destination Distribution Information
====================================
Distribution Base: Ubuntu trusty
Architecture: i386
Detected Desktop Environments:
mate
XBMC
Internal Buildtime: 33m14s
Distro: Ultimate Edition
Version: 4.2.1
LTS (Long term supported): Yes
Data Preparer: theemahn
Data Publisher: TMOSB
Isoname: ultimate-edition-4.2.1-x86.iso
Installed Size: 9,828,388,864 bytes.
Ultimate Edition 4.2.1 “Trusty Tahr” – Release x86 (20141012)
Build logs: -rw-r–r– 1 root root 195244 Oct 12 21:00 .disk/tmosb-1.9.1-build-logs.tar.gz
URL: http://ultimateedition.info/Ultimate_Edition_4.2/

Please note: The above url, may not work if the release has not been made public.

The above shows 2 things, -YES is working 9GB way too large for a lite distribution it pushed or misinterpreted information provided & why the public does not have it. Good things are coming, please sit back and enjoy the ride.

Oh, that’s right you want Ultimate Edition 4.4 x86 Gamers.

TheeMahn,