The distribution's ultimate goal is to provide a Linux alternative to Windows and let Windows users enjoy all the features of Linux without complications. I did that with inexpensive Linspire boxen back in the day. Zorin OS is an Ubuntu-based Linux distribution designed especially for newcomers to Linux. So yeah it's their business model I don't like.Īt least if they do like Linspire/Lindows did, and convince some computer-makers to ship with their OS pre-loaded, you would know Linux supports the hardware and THEN just install whatever Linux flavor you want after it arrives. But like 'Lindows' aka 'Linspire' from a decade or so ago, subscription models to get UPDATES, or "pay extra for these features you REALLY want", are kinda bad. RH and others have a business model for that. Just to clarivy: I believe that forking over money for something of value, like a support contract, or business-friendly features, is not a bad thing. The distribution has been developed since 2008 under the leadership of Dublin- based Russian Artyom Zorin. The Zorin OS Ultimate edition is chargeable, the Core, Lite and Education editions are available free of charge. When I read the title of the article, I had considered making fun of it looking like Win-10-nic, something about "windows 10 and Unity had a baby, and IT! IS! UGLY!!!" or something similar. Zorin OS is an Ubuntu -based Linux distribution that is primarily aimed at those who have switched to Windows. Devuan with mate, or Mint out of the box, is SO much easier. The Zorin Appearance app lets you change the desktop layout to feel like the environment you're familiar with. Not sure if I want to fork over money for a Linux OS to *STOP* looking like Win-10-nic. Zorin OS is designed to be easy, so you don't need to learn anything to get started.
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