Unlike Fedora and openSUSE which are both backed by large vendors, Zorin is a smaller operation, but it’s still trying to generate revenues. Zorin Core is freely available, while the Ultimate edition, which adds games and support is a paid commercial release. The new Zorin OS 12 distribution became generally available on November 18.
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