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2007-03-25Freespire 2.0 Alpha 2 Released
2007-03-09Freespire 2.0 Alpha 1 Released
2006-09-09Why 'Real Linux' Users Should Support Linspire/Freespire
2006-09-04Freespire Tampering with DistroWatch Statistics?
2006-08-18Review: Freespire 1.0

2006-08-16

Freespire 1.0 Review

"Linspire Inc. claims that the recently released Freespire is the development version of Linspire, much like Fedora Core is the freely available development version of Red Hat Enterprise Linux. During the several days that I used it, I found this to be true in both a good and a bad way. It's good in the sense that the software that comprises Freespire is a bit more modern, but bad in that it has a few problems that make it unsuitable for a production release." Read more at TheJemReport.

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