Zorin OS 18 wants to be your alternative Windows: faster, safer and with many new functions

Foto del autor

By Jack Ferson

With the end of the Windows 10 support in just a few days, many thought that millions of users would migrate to Linux, but that is not happening.

In any case, the Zorin Group team has just launched Zorin OS 18, an updated version of its Linux distribution that seeks to consolidate as one of the best alternatives to Windows.

In case you don’t know him, Zorin is one of the distributions of Linux more recognized and is based on Ubuntu.

Its objective is to offer a safe, fast and easy to use operating system, especially thought for those who come from Windows.

In fact, thanks to the customization of your interface, You can even adopt the appearance of other operating systems such as Microsoft. In addition, it is compatible with a large number of applications and allows you to run Windows programs through Wine or by virtualization.

With regard to Zorin OS 18, the update includes a renewed visual design with rounded edges, lighter colors and slightly dyed funds to improve reading. The taskbar now looks a floating and curved style, while the activities button has become a dynamic indicator of work spaces.

SOS 18 Sorin

In the personalization section, Two new colors of theme, yellow and brown are added, in addition to three exclusive desktop designs of the Pro edition. Multitasa also receives improvements with the new mosaic window manager where by dragging a window to the top of the screen a menu with different predefined distributions appears to organize applications easily.

Another outstanding novelty It is the evolution of the Apps web toolwhich converts any page into a desktop application, allowing to integrate services such as Microsoft 365, Teams, Google Docs or even Photoshop into the cloud.

Finally, Integration with OneDrive reaches the file explorer through Microsoft 365 online accountswhich facilitates document management directly from the cloud.

Know How we work in NoticiasVE.

Tags: Windows 11, Windows 10, Linux

Deja un comentario