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| 1 | The new release of Ubuntu Linux, dubbed "Gutsy Gibbon," makes substantial improvements to the user experience in the free and open-source operating system. New interface enhancements and the ability to seamlessly import settings and data from Windows make it the easiest Linux yet. |
| 2 | Thursday marks the official stable release of Ubuntu 7.10, but by Wednesday -- with the Ubuntu community Web site ticking off the time as "1 day to go" -- the Internet was awash in glowing tributes to Ubuntu's latest advancement. The highlights of the latest release include 3-D desktop visual effects that raise the appeal of using the system. |
| 3 | Ubuntu Linux and its corporate sponsor Canonical claim to be ready for the enterprise challenge on the desktop and the server. |
| 4 | Formerly high-end or confusing features make their way down to the user-friendly level in Ubuntu's 7.10 release. |
| 5 | Wired's got a good, non-geek-friendly review of the latest version of Ubuntu Linux, Gutsy Gibbon, which ships today. Ubuntu is the Linux for the rest of us, an operating system packaged for maximum enjoyment with minimum tweaking under the hood. |
| 6 | Welcome to a new blog here at LinuxJournal.com , "Linux Products Insider". I'm James Gray, Products Editor at Linux Journal . After the spam has been deencrusted and hucksters repelled, I'll use this space to update you on the latest and greatest products and services that I find using my secret channels. This week, I had the chance to take part in a press conference with Mark Shuttleworth, ... |
| 7 | Ubuntu Linux version 7.10, otherwise known as "Gutsy Gibbon," lays the foundation for a serious push into the server market six months from now. |
| 8 | Version 7.10, "Gutsy Gibbon," finally brings a flashy 3D interface to the desktop edition of Ubuntu. Meanwhile, Canonical is staffing up its server effort for 2008. |
| 9 | Events in the area. |
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