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Trying Out The FreeBSD-Powered TrueOS With Its Custom Qt Desktop

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Michael Larabel
Sep 7, 2016

While I’ve been running PC-BSD on some systems for years I hadn’t tried out any of its rolling-release FreeBSD 11.0-based spins under the new TrueOS brand nor had I tried out the project’s Qt-based Lumina Desktop Environment since it reached 1.0. That changed today with trying out the latest weekly spin of TrueOS x64.

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