Elementary OS Freya, a very Mac distribution now available

Elementary OS Freya

Yesterday we were able to meet as one of the most beautiful distributions of all released a new version: Elementary OS Freya. Elementary OS is based on Ubuntu but unlike the rest of the distributions, Elementary OS seeks simplicity, beauty and a style similar to MacOS that not only allows us to give the appearance of Mac OS but also its functionality.

Elementary OS Freya has had many problems to see the light, since after the various costs involved in bringing a version forward, it happened that the first nickname of the version, Isis, coincided with a terrorist group.

Now we can enjoy Elementary OS Freya, a version that not only incorporates a new design but also new programs and more functionalities such as the compatibility of Fies, its file manager with samba or the new redesign of notifications.

The Elementary OS team has added new programs to Pantheon, the distribution desktop. These programs are "Calculator", "Videos" and "Camera", programs that join other basic ones such as Photos. As you can see, all of them try to imitate the functionality of a Mac. But the inclusion of its own programs does not mean that Elementary OS Freya does not have third-party software. By default Geary, Simple Scan and Document Viewer will be incorporated, programs that will help us in our daily work.

Elementary OS Freya is available for 32 Bit and 64 Bit systems

Elementary OS Freya will have support for UEFI and will continue to offer two versions, one for 32-bit systems and another version for 64-bit systems. As we have said, Elementary OS Freya is based on Ubuntu 14.04 and incorporates the 3.16 kernel as well as the Xserver 1.51 server.

In order to obtain the download image, we can go through your official website and we will see the direct link for download. A priori it will ask us to make a donation, do not worry since these amounts do not have to be paid, either you donate or if you cannot donate, in the personalized donation we insert the amount of "0" and you will be shown the direct links to download.

If you have not tried Elementary OS and you are looking for a simple distribution, this may be your distribution, otherwise you will always have Linux Mint, although I would personally recommend giving this distribution a second chance, why not?


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  1.   FAMM said

    I have never liked it, it does not fill me but a matter of taste

  2.   Voltrez Kun said

    I agree with FAMM, apart from that if you want to emulate a MAC with a linux for that, install a MAC…. But each one at will.
    Apart from the comments of the donations by the district developers, it made me even more to download their ISO.

  3.   Alex said

    I haven't tested this distro, but it looks pretty.

    Voltrez Kun, donations are not mandatory, you decide to donate or not, whoever can collaborate to do so because a developer I don't think lives on air: /

    1.    Voltrez Kun said

      I do not mean that a donation is mandatory or not, I know very well that developers live off donations, advertising and sponsored companies.

      I am referring to the comments they left in the district's own forum commenting "that district donations should be mandatory because they deserve it."

      It is a district like any other, it does not contribute much, they have only focused on the visual aspect to make it look like a MAC.

      When any district can have that with a simple MAC theme.

  4.   Mario Alfaro (@ peacy07) said

    Personally I used Luna, in a very limited computer and in an Acer One ZG5, the consumption that Lubuntu gave me, Manjaro was too high, while Mint with OpenBox and Luna reduced those consumptions, I left both in that Acer and in the end I opted for Luna, which left me a very good taste for my tastes in distros.

    It is very stable and so I don't have to update the distro number every 6 months, besides being very stable, everything I tried on that machine worked for me and it continues to work, at this moment I am testing with Freya in live mode , because I consider that Luna still has a little life.

    I think that's why there are so many distros, for every color and flavor of us. I personally recommend it, not for its appearance, but for its quite acceptable consumption among other environments and desks.

    Greetings.

  5.   jesus said

    I REBLOG THIS POST,
    FOR MY FAVORITE FORUMS
    hello everyone ,,

    the truth is that I am going to give him a second opportunity ,,

    I'M GOING TO TRY IT ,,
    AND I WILL REPORT IT HERE AS IT GOES WITH MY SOLID HARD DISK, SD ,,
    SATA 3

    DOREN.MY

    I WANT TO TEST IT WITH A DUAL START ,, TOGETHER WITH THE GENOCIDE OF GUINDOS, FOR THE SUBJECT OF MY NEW PRINTER ,,, BECAUSE I CAN'T FIND OUT AT THE TIME HOW TO START THE LINUX

    GREETINGS TO ALL SL @ S LINUXEROSADICTS LIKE ME ,,,

  6.   bsdnotes said

    I prefer to stay in freebsd, much better.

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    @bsdapuntes (twitter)

  7.   xlj707 said

    Someone would be kind enough to hit me on your sources.list * elementary freya stable, I already have a mess with mine and it's giving me problems! Thank you !