PRESS RELEASE - February 1, 2007

Technalign, Inc. releases RC1 of Pioneer Basic Release 2

- Includes Automatix2 for multimedia
- Easier transition for Windows users

Cedaredge, CO, February 1, 2007: Technalign, Inc. has announced they have released Pioneer RC1 of Pioneer Basic Release 2. Release Candidate 1 includes the latest release of Automatix2, created by the Automatix Team, which is a graphical interface for automating the installation of the most commonly requested applications in Pioneer Linux. The NVIDIA issues in the Beta releases have been resolved in RC1 along with creating a dual boot system.

Dianne Ursini, CEO of Technalign, Inc. stated, "We believe this is what both the commercial and free community have been waiting for and it's finally here. Coupled with Kubuntu, Pioneer Basic Release 2 is perfect for both the beginner and experienced Linux user."

Technalign is requesting that users report any issues or requested changes on the TaPioneer forums or contacting Technalign directly. Those wanting to test Pioneer Basic RC1 and have not done started testing the best may do so now.

Pioneer Basic will be free to individuals, Schools, and Nonprofit organizations wanting to run a workstation, while commercial establishments will be required to purchase a copy and receive full support.

You may download a copy of Pioneer Basic Beta 2 at http://downloads.tapioneer.org/Pioneer_Basic_i386_Beta2.iso and the md5sum file at http://downloads.tapioneer.org/Pioneer_Basic_i386_Beta2.md5sum

It is expected that Pioneer Basic will be available in mid-February.

About Technalign
Technalign is a leading distributor and manufacturer of Linux and Linux software. Technalign has partnerships with Canonical, Appgen and others. For more information on Technalign and it's products please visit www.technalign.com, www.tapioneer.com, and www.migrationserver.com.

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