Freespire 10 is Released, Linux distro focused on improving speed, responsiveness and hardware compatibility
Freespire was once a community-run Linux distribution sponsored by Linspire. Freespire was discontinued in 2008. Starting in 2017 Freespire became a free operating system based on Ubuntu and run by PC/OpenSystems LLC. Freespire features the Xfce desktop environment.
PC/OS has focused on improving speed, responsiveness and hardware compatibility; virtual machine compatibility has also been improved. We try to make Freespire adhere as closely as possible to the definition of “free software” - meaning the amount of proprietary code used is limited to the bare minimum. Some vendor-specific drivers are included for hardware compatibility, but Freespire does not include proprietary multimedia codecs or any other proprietary software. If that kind of compatibility is required, we recommend Linspire.
Freespire 10 includes the following features:
- Customized GNOME 4.2.9 Interface
- Linux kernel 6.2.0-36
- Rhythmbox Music Player
- Video player
- OnlyOffice 7.4
- Geary mail client
- Brave Web Browser 1.60
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