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Korora 18 Supports Experimental Steam Client

Written by Michael Larabel in Valve on 2 May 2013 at 01:35 PM EDT. 3 Comments

Korora, the Fedora-based Linux distribution that focuses on desktop friendliness through a number of modifications and extra packages, has released their Fedora 18 incarnation.

Korora 18 benefits over Fedora 18 include shipping with the Adobe Flash plug-in, experimental support for Valve's Steam Linux client, tweaked KDE / GNOME desktops, experimental support for Cinnamon, and a variety of other improvements.

More details on the new Korora 18 release can be found at KororaProject.org.

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