Sound card and Speakers or headphones (only for sound playback)Ĭorel Linux featured a file manager that was very close in look and feel to Windows Explorer. Keyboard, mouse or a compatible pointing device VGA (640 x 480) or higher resolution with 2 MB of VRAMĬD-ROM drive (only to install from CD-ROM media) Xandros purchased the Corel Linux source code and development team when Corel scrapped its Linux business in August 2001.Ĭorel Linux has the following system requirements: The latter bundled Corel WordPerfect Office for Linux. The operating system's Second Edition was released on Augin download, regular and deluxe editions. At a time when there was relatively little commercial Linux software available, this was a serious hurdle for Corel and its users. This, along with other modifications Corel made, made the operating system incompatible with other versions of Linux much more so than other competitors in the industry. It instead used its own file manager, CFM. Corel later discontinued the distribution, but did not remove the former Corel Open Source Development website until March 2002.Ĭorel did not use KFM, the standard KDE file manager. It mainly competed against Windows 98 and Windows 2000 by Microsoft, plus Mac OS 9 by Apple. Screenshot of Corel Linux running WordPerfect and Netscape NavigatorĬorel Linux, also called Corel LinuxOS, was a Debian-based operating system made by Corel that began beta testing on Septem and was released to the public on November 15, 1999.
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