Now that Canonical has released its new LTS (Long Term Support) operating system, the Ubuntu 16.04, it’s time for the Peppermint developers to rebase their OS on the Xenial Xerus branch and drop yet another long-term supported release, the Peppermint 7 (Seven) series.
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