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I tried to download it and it sent me to a shrink-file site which is fine until the page turned black with only a video interface telling me to take a picture of a QR code. The blank page hijacked my computer and all I can do is log out and log in again (linux)... the website is suspicious, it would not surprise me if it is full of malware.
WATCH OUT!
Don't trust the download links; lots of ads trying to trick you badly... very difficult to get the actual file!
(tested with links under "PHOENIX LITEOS 10 ULTRALIGHT ULTIMATE!")
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