Webconverger 7.0 Released

Nov 08, 2010

Rikki Kite

Updates to the Debian-based browser-only OS include a move from "lenny" to "squeeze".

The release notes, which were posted on a blog over the weekend, list additional updates and improvements, including Firefox 3.6.12, Adobe Flash 10.2, and faster booting. Visit the Webconverger site to learn more about the easy-to-use, old-hardware-friendly operating system.

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