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News: RevLin OS: Would You Use It?

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http://www.raiden.net – RevLin OS base is built upon a new kernel called PopCorn which is derived from a re-written version of the well established linux kernel, while still maintaining full binary support for applications and drivers allowing for vast hardware support. RevLin OS will not be like the other operating system ... (Distributions)

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