The world of Linux distributions is about to get back one of the distributions that everyone believed it was abandoned after the death of the company’s CEO.
Peppermint OS is set to return at some point in the future, according to a report from Forbes citing a new dev team that’s trying to bring everything back together.
Peppermint CEO Mark Greaves passed away in January this year and the OS that he created and which so many people used was more or less abandoned, with the official website and community forums also going offline a few months after the unfortunate event.
But as it turns out, the project is once again being worked on by a new dev team, which according to the aforementioned source, is “sorting thru the voluminous work [Mark] left behind.”
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