Linux lite 3.0: final version available

Linux Lite is a distro that is based on the swarming Ubuntu and is characterized by its friendly interface for newcomers to the world of Linux and by its low consumption of resources to function properly. A few weeks ago the Beta version of Linux Lite 3.0 was baptized as "Citrine" and now we can finally access what is its final version.

Linux Lite 3.0: Ubuntu-based distro for low-resource PCs

The head of Linux Lite, Jerry Bezençon, has announced the final version of Linux Lite 3.0, improving the presentation of the software manager, important for those who want to access different applications quickly.

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Among some improvements that are worth noting we can talk about the fastest access to the system folder as well as the hardware compatibility database. Those responsible for Linux Lite warn that some 600 new entries have been added to the device configuration list, adding up to now about 1800 that can be seen at the following link.

Linux Lite 3.0 Final: Some of its news

Making a small list of changes in Linux Lite 3.0 we find:

• New Arc-based Theme, with three variants (Arc, Arck-Dark and Arc-Darker). New Lite Theme, which includes, wallpapers, icons, decorations, pointers, etc. New splash screen. New Lite Upgrade Updater. Improved UEFI support Support for future and past Kernel Kernel 4.4.0-21 Firefox 46.0.1 Thunderbird 38.8.0 FreeOffice 5.1.2.2VLC 2.2.2 GIMP 2.8.16 Java Applets (icedtea-8-plugin) is already installed by default.

You can access the release notes to find out in detail about many of the changes. ISO is available for 32 and 64 bit systems.