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Elementary OS 5.0 "Juno" Released For A Pleasant Linux Desktop Experience

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Just ahead of Ubuntu 18.10, Solus 4, and Fedora 29 among other forthcoming Linux distribution releases, Elementary OS 5 "Juno" has been released for a polished desktop experience that aims to compete with macOS and Windows for desktop usability.

Elementary OS 5.0 "Juno" continues to be based upon Ubuntu for its package set but continues with its own Pantheon desktop environment and remains quite focused on delivering a polished desktop experience. With the 5.0 Juno release they focused on refining the user experience, improving productivity, and taking their developer platform to the next level.

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elementary OS 5.0 Juno Just Released

  • elementary OS 5.0 Juno Just Released -- Here Are The Best New Features

    It's not exactly common practice to take an operating system -- or any piece of software -- from a point release like 0.4 to a major version release like 5.0. When elementary OS debuted, the developers said the 0.1 version number represented how they felt about it at the time. In their words, "a complete product but an incomplete vision." I have to assume, then, that bumping today's brand new version of elementary OS (code-named Juno) to 5.0 represents not only developer confidence, but satisfaction that they've achieved their vision.

Good overview/primer from Ade Malsasa Akbar, as usual…

  • The Long Awaited elementary OS 5.0 Juno is Finally Here

    Since the beginning of 2018, precisely after we had the sophisticated Loki since 2016, we have been waited for Juno, the 5.0 version of elementary OS. Today, Wednesday, 17 October 2018, it's finally released and you can download it. This article brings the download links, torrents, checksum, and announcement info. I include short instructions on how to download for both direct and torrent ways as some users wonder how. Also, for historical purpose, I note here a summary of some links from the first announcement of Juno development from January this year up to last notice of Beta 2 last month. Anyway, happy downloading, happy using Juno, and please help seeding the torrent!

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Elementary OS Juno Released! Here’s What’s New

  • Elementary OS Juno Released! Here’s What’s New

    Elementary OS team delivers again with a shiny and powerful OS.

    After a two year long development and testing elementary team announced the release of elementary OS version 5.0 code named “Juno”. This release brings some of the iconic changes as well as it has bumped the version number from previous release which was 0.4 “Loki”.

elementary OS 5.0 Juno Review: A New Polished Experience

  • elementary OS 5.0 Juno Review: A New Polished Experience

    elementary OS is a Linux distribution which aims to be a modern, fast & beautiful replacement for Windows and macOS. It also tries to mimic a lot of design decisions from the latter, it’s very similar to macOS in terms of UI and usability, and is used by millions of beauty lovers around the world.

    Yesterday, the elementary OS team released version 5.0 codenamed “Juno” of its operating system. Bringing tons of updates and improvements to both its core software and shape.

    Here’s our review for the latest release and what you can expect from it. You may grab the release from the elementary’s official website while reading our review, TL;DR: It’s worth it.

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