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2019 July Snapshot (Recommended)

Download once, stay updated. Feren OS is a Pseudo Rolling Release Distribution meaning it will be constantly updated for the System's lifetime. This Snapshot brings all the updates up to July 2019 in with it, out-of-the-box and it's ready to install and use today.

64-Bit:
MD5SUM: 22be6a6dc6f1993bdb2417a2d26e97ab
sha256sum: dbc05a268bbe571597a4cad938da12e7c222a166fb3a2b322d227861cfbfcd2a
32-Bit (Warning: Support for 32-Bit is ending in 2023):
MD5SUM: 9ae985bb79a51cba641d7707ca768947
sha256sum: bda7732a71bb0a2bcaafa8bb302ec2f790f484573aa9070113a8ba5ec7811f64
Last Updated: 13/9/2019 (DD/MM/YYYY)

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Feren OS Next Release Candidate 1

The Feren OS Experience of the future with a few small issues left to tackle before its release. Feren OS Next (formerly 'KDE Experimental') is Feren OS but with Plasma as its desktop environment, with the objective of taking over the job of Stock Feren OS once the Feren OS Experience with Plasma is ready for common usage.

Specifications:
- Based on Ubuntu 18.04 (Not Mint)
- Plasma 5.17
Last Updated: 9/11/2019 (DD/MM/YYYY)

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Alongside macOS

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Alongside Linux

Over Linux (Distro Hop)

System Requirements for Feren OS:

A USB or DVD/CD for the Live Session and Installation to work
Internet Access in the Live Session
1024×768+ resolution

1-2GB RAM (4GB recommended for a comfortable usage).
20+GB of disk space (50+GB recommended).
64 Bit or 32 Bit Architecture How do I find out if my Computer is using x64?

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Laptop Name	Which Architechure	Supports installation	How to boot into it	Device Needed for boot
Lenovo G580	64 Bit	Yes	Go into BIOS Settings via the OneKey Button, not the power button but the one next to it, scroll down with the keyboard to BIOS Settings, press Enter, scroll right with the arrow keys to Boot then change the boot order accordingly. Next, look for a setting with UEFI selected by default on it, press Enter on it and then scroll and select 'Legacy', now scroll to Exit and select 'Save Changes and Exit'. Now boot into the USB via Boot Menu.	USB HDD (USB Drive)
Toshiba Satellite Pro L830	64 Bit	Yes	Repeatedly press F12 when you turn it on until you see a full screen boot menu, then press BIOS Configuration and scroll to 'Security'. Now simply press on Secure Boot and choose 'Disabled'. Now choose 'Save Changes and Exit' on the exit menu on it. Afterwards, (again) Repeatedly spam on F12 until you see the boot menu again and this time, choose USB HDD and watch the magic.	USB HDD (USB Drive)
Lenovo B570	64 Bit	Yes (No Secure Boot)	Press F12 to go to Boot Options Menu. From there select the USB Drive or the DVD to which you burned the setup.	USB HDD (USB Drive) and/or DVD (DVD Drive)
Lenovo Yoga Pro 2	64 Bit	Yes	UEFI mode, disable fast boot, disable secure boot	USB HDD (USB Drive)
Inspiron 13 7353	64 Bit	Yes	Enable csm boot options in bios	USB HDD (USB Drive)
joojoo	32 Bit	Not yet (Wait for 2016.2 32 Bit)	It boots out of the box	CD/DVD (DVD Drive)
Chuwi Hi10	64 Bit	Yes	Disable Secure Boot	USB HDD (USB Drive)
Asus R558UF	64 Bit	Yes	Hold 'Esc' once you see Asus Logo. Select the DVD Drive/USB Device to which you burned the ISO file. (PS. If it is a USB Device, make sure that the Live USB was created for GPT partitioning scheme for UEFI, else it will not boot)	USB HDD (USB Drive)
Other PC/Computer Submit a working Laptop	Check using above methods	Most Computers Support feren OS	Using your favourite Web Browser, search for your computer name and then how to enter BIOS Boot Menu.	Most Modern PCs/Computers need a USB HDD (USB Drive) and may not boot into a CD.
Microsoft Signature Laptops	N/A	Not Yet	Apparently, Linux doesn't yet have drivers to support RAID Drivers in Signature laptops according to Microsoft...	It would've probably have been USB HDD if Linux worked...

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