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Freespire 6.0: A Return to GNOME2’s Simpler Linux Days

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JMG
Jack M. Germain
Feb 24, 2020

Freespire, a U.S.-based distribution built on Debian/Ubuntu, is a no-nonsense operating system that is uncomplicated to install and use.

Freespire is released biannually. Developers on Feb. 11 released the latest MATE edition, the first of two updated versions. KDE will come out soon.

JMG

Jack M. Germain

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