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Post by Admin on Nov 3, 2021 22:42:10 GMT
Today the Freespire team has released Freespire 8.0 Public Beta 1. With Public Beta 1 we are introducing users to the next generation of Freespire. We are preparing for a January 2022 release. With Beta 1 there has been many refinements and visual changes. many users have said they wanted the appmenu's back and for Freespire not to look so "ChromeOS" We have updated many internals of the system which includes: kernel 5.4.0-89 Google Chrome 95 Web app selections have not changed Xorg has been updated Intel based Mac support has been vastly improved Microsoft Surface support has been improved XFCE has had various updates applied Plan to implement: New kernel ARM Release is still being worked on, but we are hoping for a release soon. The debate is whether to wait until we move to our new base in 2023. ChromiumOS based experimental build will be released when we integrate the Neverware installer. ----------------------------------------------- WE DO NOT RECOMMEND THE BETA FOR PRODUCTION USE ----------------------------------------------- Freespire as always will be Free to download, use and redistribute you can download it here: distro.ibiblio.org/blacklab/beta/f8-beta1.isodistro.ibiblio.org/blacklab/beta/f8-beta1.iso.md5distro.ibiblio.org/blacklab/beta/f8-beta1.iso.sha256
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Post by ameyerpro on Dec 11, 2021 12:35:26 GMT
Why choose kernel 5.4 when Freespire GNOME is based on kernel 5.11?
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Post by crosscourt on Dec 14, 2021 14:59:16 GMT
Ubuntu is presently using a modified 5.4 kernel in the LTS version,Mint is also using it, so nothing strange about it at all. Freespire 8.0 has already released.
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Post by junkle on Jan 17, 2022 17:29:03 GMT
Congratulations on the release of Freespire 8.0.1.
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