TTOS Linux 1.2 Release

Greetings! We've had a long development road this past year and made great progress! We have many new improvements in the upcoming release that we are excited to share!
* ProShield Internet Security - We've had some makeshift UI's for ClamAV ine past under the ProShield AV Branding. But this time, it has been overhauled to be multi-engine compatible. Clam AV is obviously the first choice for a functioning module. In the new AV UI, we feature a real time detection engine. We also are including a new Firewall UI with built in IDS/IPS capabilities. It is based on a UFW + Fail2ban backend with an information pipeline called ProShield Sentry Pipe.
Welcome 2 - The old TTOS Welcome on-boarding app is getting dated and is very generic. We wanted to bring a new experience into a modern desktop world. The next generation on-boarding app features an animated video introduction, as well as animated graphical UI installers coded in house!
* GameStream Server - With the deminse of NVIDIA GameStream services for streaming games from your PC to the Shield, we were left this big void for those of us that still use the NVIDIA Shield TV and tablets. Other services such as the built in streaming for Steam, and Parsec still don't match the performance of NVIDIA GameStream PC service. But there is an open source implementation called Sunshine that does the trick paired with the open source NVIDIA client Moonlight. The TTOS Linux GameStream Server is software that installs and sets up Sunshine on TTOS Linux as well as display QR codes to install Moonlight on your mobile devices.
Installers - our installers have been updated to installed kernel modules (what windows calls drivers and Mac OS X calls kernel extensions) for popular hardware at the click of a button. The Pimp My Box section will install software that commonly requires 3rd party repositories to be set up with ease.

As we work hard on wrapping things up, feel free to try our nightly builds. Just remember, at the moment, Installs and boot ups commonly fail and require knowledge of Debian inner workings to get working. We are currently working on our ISO build system to get everything pieced together for a final release.