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Zorin OS 17 Has Arrived

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Linux@lemmy.ml · 1 year ago

Since the release of our last major version in August 2021, Zorin OS 16 has garnered over 6.2 million downloads. Ever since, we’ve been …

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1 year ago
So basically Ubuntu-based GNOME-skin OS, advertising GNOME’s new features as their own?
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  Yeah, I don’t get it either. Like 95% of the stuff they promote is already out there in Fedora for a long time. It isn’t anything special to Zorin.

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