Pyro Desktop
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| Pyro Desktop | |
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| Initial release | ? |
| Stable release | .1 (18 July 2007) [+/−] |
| Written in | ? |
| OS | Linux |
| Available in | English |
| Genre | desktop environment |
| License | MPL, GPL and LGPL |
| Website | www.pyrodesktop.org |
Pyro Desktop is a new type of desktop environment for Linux built on Mozilla Firefox. Its goal is to enable true integration between the Web and modern desktop computing.[1] [2][3]
Pyro was announced during GUADEC 2007 and is developed by Alex Graveley and Chris Toshok.
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