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Maximum PC all RSS Feed: Can't Wait Another Week for Ubuntu 9.10? Download the Release Candidate Today
Technology: Technology blog | guardian.co.uk: Ubuntu 9.10 against Windows 7
Ars Technica: Ubuntu 9.10 brings web sync, faster bootup, GNOME 2.28
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Can't Wait Another Week for Ubuntu 9.10? Download the Release Candidate Today
Maximum PC all RSS Feed —
... jobs for faster boot times, Empathy has replaced Pidgin as the default messaging client, the latest release ships with Ubuntu One, a personal cloud computing app allowing you to backup, store, sync, and share data with other Ubuntu One users, Canonical claims the inclusion of new Intel video driver architecture solves "major performance problems," the new ext4 file system is now used by default, and a whole bunch more.
See the full list of changes (and known problems) here, and if you're itching to try out the RC, you can download your copy here. ...
Ubuntu 9.10 against Windows 7
Technology: Technology blog | guardian.co.uk —
... benefits of Ubuntu 9.10, Karmic Koala, over its predecessor are: • Faster boot times, which Ubuntu has been working on in the last two releases. • If you have a computer with Intel integrated graphics, Ubuntu has a new driver to improve graphics processing and stability. • Ubuntu has added an excellent cloud storage service, Ubuntu One. More on that in a bit. • Ubuntu has revamped the way to add new applications with a new Software Centre. You can see all of the updated and new features in Ubuntu's 9.10 Technical Overview. Verdict: ...
Ubuntu 9.10 brings web sync, faster bootup, GNOME 2.28
Ars Technica —
... "A faster, more beautiful boot and login sequence, file and contact synchronisation through online services and great experiences on the most popular notebook, desktop and netbook models continue to drive Ubuntu into the mainstream of computing choices." The Ubuntu development community has also released updated versions of the Ubuntu server and netbook editions along with a number of other variants such as KDE-based Kubuntu. For more details check out the feature tour and official release notes . Users can download the new version from the Ubuntu Web site. ...
Ubuntu 9.10 Arrives With Cloud Storage, Better 3G Connectivity
jkOnTheRun —
... a jackalope jaunting by, but it was back in April. Now it’s time for Karmic Koala, which is the endearing name for the just released, final version of 9.10. I’m still re-running a Windows 7 netbook battery test — without Aero, this time — so I’m not ready to run Ubuntu 9.10 yet. I’ve got a download going for the Live CD, so while I wait for the software and my hardware, I’m perusing the press release and release notes for Karmic Koala. A few key updates look pretty handy:
Ubuntu ...
I could just hug Karmic Koala!
Roy Tanck's weblog —
... ‘Koala’ doesn’t just address the tearing issue, the Intel video driver has been updated significantly, and now uses a new, faster acceleration mode. This is what’s so great about open source software. Things get fixed. Of course it would have been better if the previous driver had worked better, but considering how Linux isn’t a priority (yet!) with hardware vendors, this is not bad. ...
