PC-BSD's Lumina Desktop Now In Beta For v1.0
The Lumina Desktop Environment has made available their v1.0 beta release of the Qt-written desktop.
PC-BSD developers and others continue working on Lumina as an alternative, lightweight desktop environment. While originating in the BSD world, Lumina continues to be designed to work on any Unix-like OS and is licensed under a 3-clause BSD license. Should you not be familiar with Lumina from our past articles, visit Lumina-Desktop.org to learn more about the project.
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