Ubuntu 8.04, also known as Hardy Heron, was released just last Friday. This is a significant milestone for the operating system as it marks another Long-Term Support version, the last one being Ubuntu 6.06 LTS. LTS means that the product will be supported for five years, a basic requirement for enterprise software.
New additions to the stock Ubuntu package include Kernel-based Virtual Machines for Intel and AMD processors with virtualization capabilities, built-in firewall, granular security policy, Firefox 3, Brasero (an improved CD-burning application), an improved Totem player (with YouTube and digital video broadcast support) and Inkscape.
To download the latest Ubuntu version quickly, visit the releases page.
New additions to the stock Ubuntu package include Kernel-based Virtual Machines for Intel and AMD processors with virtualization capabilities, built-in firewall, granular security policy, Firefox 3, Brasero (an improved CD-burning application), an improved Totem player (with YouTube and digital video broadcast support) and Inkscape.
To download the latest Ubuntu version quickly, visit the releases page.
I pre-registered in shipit last friday. I finally got it from torrents last night. Another fresh install right after I'm done with my backups.
ReplyDeleteI wanted to try kubuntu this time around but I don't which version to get, hehehe.
Marianne was right, we have a common ground in Ubuntu. Kumusta Syo? :-)
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