Pengenalan BlankOn
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Dokumen ini memberikan pengenalan singkat tentang BlankOn, sebuah sistem operasi berbasis Linux yang dikembangkan di Indonesia. Dijelaskan bahwa BlankOn memiliki lebih dari sembilan rilis mulai tahun 2005, filosofi namanya, tim pengembang, serta prestasinya yang meliputi kasus studi dengan lembaga-lembaga internasional.
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- 1. Pengenalan BlankOn Kukuh SyafaatKukuh Syafaat Tim Kesenian BlankOn cho2@di.blankon.in
- 2. Filosof BlankOn Blangkon≈ Blangkon = Penutup Kepala Jawa BlankOn Blank On→ Blank = 0 On = 1
- 3. Rilis BlankOn 1.0 (Bianglala - Rilis 10 Februari 2005) BlankOn 2.0 (Konde - Rilis 15 November 2007) BlankOn 3.0 (Lontara - Rilis 27 April 2008) BlankOn 4.0 (Meuligoe - Rilis 15 November 2008) BlankOn 5.0 (Nanggar - Rilis 16 Juni 2009) BlankOn 6.0 (Ombilin - Rilis 6 Juli 2010) BlankOn 7.0 (Pattimura - Rilis 17 Agustus 2011) BlankOn 8.0 (Rote - Rilis 17 Agustus 2012) BlankOn 9.0 (Suroboyo – Rilis 14 Februari 2013)
- 5. Remaster ● Tidak punya repositori sendiri yang bisa dipakai apt-get install, atau kalau pun punya, tujuannya bukan untuk mengganti paket-paket yang ada di upstream. ● Modifikasi langsung dilakukan terhadap berkas, misalnya mengganti untuk logo, maka logo tsb diganti langsung melalui skrip atau mekanisme non-paket.
- 6. Turunan ● Punya repositori sendiri untuk tujuan yang nomor dua berikut ini: ● Paket-paket upstream diganti oleh paket-paket milik sendiri. Misalnya BlankOn memiliki sendiri paket apt yang menggantikan paket apt yang disertakan pada Debian. ● Modifikasi dilakukan pada tingkat paket, misalnya BlankOn mengganti logo Gimp, maka BlankOn akan menyediakan paket Gimp yang mana logo yang ada di berkas .tar.gz asli dari GNOME diganti di paket tsb.
- 7. Tim BlankOn ● Infrastruktur ● Riset dan Aplikasi ● Rilis ● Pemaket ● Kesenian ● Tester ● Dokumentasi ● Humas ● Bisnis
- 8. Prestasi ● Studi Kasus UNDP dan UNESCO (2006) ● Migrasi OpenSource Aceh dan Jogja (2009) ● ICOS 2009 Taipei (2009) ● BlankOn Tunanetra (2009) ● APICTA 2010 Kuala Lumpur (2010) ● BlankOn Edukasaun – Timor Leste (2011) ● GNOME Asia Summit – Beijing (2014)