Release History
SCO Skunkware has been released frequently on CD-ROM and as a downloadable CD ISO image. Individual packages are distributed via FTP. The Skunkware CD release history is as follows:
- 1983 - First SCO Xenix Games Diskette
- 1993 - Skunkware (SCO UNIX 3.2)
- 1994 - Skunkware 2.0 (OpenDesktop)
- 1995 - Skunkware 5 (OpenServer 5)
- 1996 - Skunkware 96 (OpenServer 5)
- 1997 - Skunkware 97 (OSR5 + UW2)
- 1998 - Skunkware 7 (UnixWare 7)
- 1998 - Skunkware 98 (OpenServer 5)
- 1999 - Skunkware 7.1 (UnixWare 7)
- 1999 - Skunkware 99 (OpenServer 5 and UnixWare 7)
- 2000 - Skunkware 2000 (OpenServer 5)
- 2000 - Skunkware 7.1.1 (UnixWare 7)
- 2001 - Skunkware 8.0.0 (Open UNIX 8)
- 2001 - SOSS 3.1 (OpenLinux 3.1)
- 2002 - Skunkware 8.0.1 (Open UNIX 8)
- 2002 - SOSS 3.1.1 (OpenLinux 3.1.1)
- 2006 - Skunkware 2006 (OpenServer 6)
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