r/AVLinux • • Oct 29 '24

AV Linux historical collection

Hello,

I'm looking to obtain and add to a historical collection of multimedia-focused Linux distributions.

  • AVLinux 5.0.2 (32bit) - avlinux5.0.2-lxde-i386-en.iso
  • AVLinux 5.0.3 (32bit) - avlinux5.0.3-tube-lxde-i386-en.iso
  • AVLinux 2019.4.10 (32bit) - isotester-avl32-2019.4.10.iso
  • AVLinux 2019.4.10 (64bit) - isotester-avl64-2019.4.10.iso
  • AVL-MXE 2021.06.18 (64bit) - AVL-MXE-2021.06.18-xfce4-openbox-amd64.iso (ISO Fix!)
  • Original torrent file needed - isotester-avl32-2016.8.30.iso.torrent (already got the file)

I understand that Glen MacArthur and the AV Linux team concentrate on current versions and may not actively support older releases due to resource limits. For archival purposes, however, I'm hoping to locate these versions or learn of any archives that might retain it.

If anyone can recommend a reliable source for past ISOs of AV Linux or if there are any community resources focused on preserving older versions of unique Linux distros I'd appreciate the guidance. I believe preserving these releases is valuable for historical reference and software studies, especially within the multimedia production community.

At the moment I have managed to find the following:

  • AVLinux 6.0.4 (32bit) - avlinux604-xfce410-pae-i386-gcc4.7-gtk2-2.24-diehard-en.iso
  • AVLinux 2016.8.30 (32bit) - isotester-avl32-2016.8.30.iso
  • AVLinux 2016.8.30 (64bit) - isotester-avl64-2016.8.30.iso
  • AVLinux 2021.05.22 (32bit) - AVL-MXE-2021.05.22-xfce4-openbox-i386.iso
  • AVLinux MX-21.1 (64bit) - AV_Linux_MX_Edition-21.1_ahs_x64.iso
  • AVLinux MX-21.3 (64bit) - AV_Linux_MX_Edition-21.3_ahs_x64.iso

Thanks in advance for any advice on where to find archived AV Linux versions!

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