Curious about the upcoming Adobe Reader 7.0 for Linux? Ya, so was I. So I found this mention of it and looks like you can actually get yourself a sneak peek at this latest version of the reader software. While it might not be Earth movingly cool, it does look pretty neat.

A new Linux version of Adobe Systems’ Reader software for viewing Portable Document Format, or PDF, files is available on the company’s FTP download site–but it’s not the final product, spokeswoman Rebecca Michals said late Tuesday. Instead, the software is a prerelease version made available to help people in the Netherlands meet tax deadlines, she said.

“The shipping version is not yet available,” she said. Adobe began beta-testing Reader 7 for Linux in January, restoring support for the open-source operating system that the company had bypassed with Reader 6.