Carrying the same version number as the original TheSSS release, namely 21.0, and dubbed TheSSS7, the new flavor ships with more recent PHP packages from the 7.0.x series. Specifically, TheSSS7 includes PHP 7.0.15, while TheSSS comes with PHP 5.6.30. TheSSS7 21.0 is also based on 4MLinux Server 21.0, and the developer has gone to all the trouble of providing online demos of the 4MLinux server with PHP5 and PHP7 so that you can see the difference between TheSSS and TheSSS7.
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