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Vine Linux

Linux distribution

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Vine Linux (ヴァイン・リナックス, Vain Rinakkusu) was a Japanese Linux distribution sponsored by VineCaves. It has been a fork of Red Hat Linux 7.2 since Vine Linux 3.0. Work on Vine Linux was started in 1998.

All versions except Vine Seed have been announced to be discontinued from May 4, 2021.

01Release history

Colour Meaning
Red Release no longer supported
Green Release still supported
Blue Future release
Vine Linux release history
VersionCode nameRelease dateSupported until
1.0Nahe1999-03-282000-01-11?
1.1Rheingau1999-06-04
2.0Sociando-Mallet2000-04-142003-04-07?
2.1Cissac2000-11-04
2.1.5Calon-Segur2001-03-24
2.5Domaine de Chevalier2002-04-152006-02-28?
2.6La Fleur de Bouard2002-10-252006-02-28
3.0Valandraud2004-08-022007-11-22?
3.1Pichon Lalande2004-11-26
3.2Ducru Baucaillou2005-09-182007-11-22
4.0Latour2006-11-222010-08-24?
4.1Cos d'Estournel2007-02-22
4.2Lynch Bages2007-12-252010-08-24
5.0Lafite2009-8-242012-08-06
5.1Cheval Blanc2010-02-26
5.2Palmer2010-11-30
6.0Haut Brion2011-08-06Undecided
6.1Pape Clement2012-7-30
6.2Haut Bailly2013-10-15
6.3Malartic2015-02-26
6.5Poupille2017-04-03
Vine Seed2017-10-08
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