# ultralinux.org ## Pages - [New Bitcoin Casinos](https://ultralinux.org/new-bitcoin-casinos/): Looking for the top Bitcoin casinos? You’ve come to the right place. Bitcoin gambling has revolutionized online casinos, offering players faster withdrawals, lower fees, and enhanced privacy compared to traditional payment methods. What Makes Bitcoin Casinos Special? Bitcoin casinos provide a unique gambling experience that traditional online casinos simply can’t match. When you play with cryptocurrency, you benefit from lightning-fast deposits that appear in your account within minutes, sometimes even seconds. Withdrawals are equally impressive, with most Bitcoin casinos processing payouts within hours rather than the days or weeks you might wait at conventional sites. Privacy is another major advantage. […] - [Ultralinux](https://ultralinux.org/): UltraLinux is the name given to the port of Linux to the SPARCTM family of processors most commonly found in SunTM workstations and clones. The port has been developed over the past few years and is currently very stable. It supports most workstations including the older 32bit SPARC processors and the newer 64bit UltraSPARC based workstations. These web pages provide information on getting and using UltraLinux. You can use the links at the top of page to navigate the site. If you want more information about the project see the About and Linux pages. If you want to get UltraLinux the best way is to get one […] - [Links](https://ultralinux.org/links/): SPARC Web Pages – General Information about SPARC machines European Mirror Mirror of this Ultralinux website Australian Mirror Mirror of this Ultralinux website Linux Sparc32 Kernel Status Status of various kernel version running on 32bit SPARC machines SPARC HOWTO Information of running Linux on SPARC workstations Debian Kernel Upgrade Article on upgrading the kernel on a Debian/SPARC system Linux for CP1400/CP1500/Netra-T1 Information of running Linux on CP1400/CP1500/Netra-T1 type machines by Eric Brower Sun Microsystems Main Sun Homepage Linux Documentation Project Tonnes of information about Linux including HOWTO’s, FAQs, etc. sunhelp.org A collection of FAQ’s, Info, Rumours, etc about Sun workstations. You can […] - [FAQ](https://ultralinux.org/faq/): UltraLinux FAQ Version: 2.29 Last Update: October 12, 2003 Authors: Jim Mintha and Pieter Krul Copyright Notice: The entire contents of this document are copyright 1995-2000 by Jim Mintha and Pieter Krul, all rights reserved. Permission is granted to copy, distribute and/or modify this document under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License, Version 1.1 or any later version published by the Free Software Foundation; with no Invariant Sections, with no Front-Cover Texts and with no Back-Cover Texts. Table of Contents Section 1: General 1. About the UltraLinux FAQ 2. What is the history/design/philosophy of UltraLinux? 3. What is […] - [Distributions](https://ultralinux.org/distributions/): There are currently seven distributions that support SPARC hardware. Most the distributions support: Commercially available CD sets Freely available via the net. booting from the floppy, CD-ROM, and network Mailing lists for questions specific to the distribution This is, by far the easiest way to install UltraLinux on your computer. - [About](https://ultralinux.org/about/): UltraLinux is the name given to the port of Linux the SPARCTM family of processors most commonly found in SunTM workstations and clones. It supports most workstations including the older 32bit SPARC processors and the newer 64bit UltraSPARC based workstations. The port began in late 1994. Working with very little technical information about the hardware, David Miller, Miguel de Icaza and Peter Zaitcev had a reasonable stable system by the end of 1995. After that the development team grew as did the list of features and machines supported. (See People) By October 1995 Red Hat had released its Linux distribution for the SPARC platform. […] - [People](https://ultralinux.org/people/): People who have worked on the Ultralinux port This list almost guarrenteed to be incomplete, please let me know if you find (or are) someone I’ve missed. The Main Developers David S. Miller – Written most of the code for the sparc port so far. Eddie C. Dost – Networking, kernel Pete A. Zaitcev – Bootblocks, floppy Miguel de Icaza – X11, libc, kernel Andrew Tridgell – Port to Sparc based AP+ supercomputer Jakub Jelinek – Silo, Fdisk, X11 stuff Donnie Barnes – Porting RedHat’s RPM packages Additional Contributors People who have put a lot of work into the project Eric Youngdale Alan Cox Axel Eble Elliot […] - [Privacy Policy](https://ultralinux.org/privacy-policy/): Who we are Suggested text: Our website address is: http://ultralinux.org. Comments Suggested text: When visitors leave comments on the site we collect the data shown in the comments form, and also the visitor’s IP address and browser user agent string to help spam detection. 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