Los Angeles - December 10, 1999

Aceweb Internet has recently upgraded and redesigned its popular Linux software archive, LinuxArchives.com (http://www.linuxarchives.com). The site, which is part of Aceweb’s SoftwareArchives network (http://www.softwarearchives.com), now features easier navigation, faster download speeds, and screen shots of the applications where available. Users can now download various distributions of the Linux operating system, including versions by Red Hat®, Gnome®, KDE®, Mandrake®, armedLinux®, and MkLinux®.

LinuxArchives continues to provide Linux users with the latest and most popular software available for the operating system. The site is organized into specific categories that enable users to locate software quickly and easily. Visitors can choose from business, entertainment, programming, and IT-related applications, all of which can be downloaded free of charge.

Aceweb Internet has also implemented new technology that allows them to update the software listings within a day or two of a new product release or version update. Users can visit the “What’s New” section for a listing of the latest updates and releases.

Linux developers have the opportunity to introduce their software products to the Linux community at no cost by submitting their products to LinuxArchives.com. Submissions can be made online and will be listed in a timely manner.

About Aceweb Internet, a subsidiary of Milon-DiGiorgio Enterprises, Inc:

Founded in 1992, Los Angeles based Aceweb Internet owns and operates a variety of Internet distribution sites for Windows®, Linux®, Macintosh®, and PDA software. The company’s web sites have grown rapidly since their inception and continue to increase in popularity throughout the computer and Internet communities. Users can access the sites directly through Aceweb Internet’s servers or from mirror sites located in the United States and the around world.

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