Ubuntu Feisty Fawn Released
Lots of readers told us about the official release of Ubuntu 7.04 Feisty Fawn (screenshots here for Ubuntu and Kubuntu). Some readers report that the distribution servers are being hammered. Here is a review of Feisty Fawn. Reader LinuxScribe sends us to LinuxPlanet for the story on a pleasant Java surprise in the release.
Save France from that neocon, vote elsewhere! Fuck Bush!
Smile, don't click...
I am going to try this ungla bunga linux out, and I will advise...
My beef with "turnkey" distros is they always seem to be missing something I need.
For example, I have 4 drives encrypted (dm-crypt).. Does unga bunga have all the device mapper and crypt support built into its kernel?
Also, I auth against an LDAP machine, so I need nss-ldap and pam-ldap and all of that jibber jabber. Samba needs to be able to join my samba-controlled domain, too.
I don't need no instructions to know how to rock!!!!
Ohh goody. More people being encouraged to use Java. Just what we need.
Good for you.
Oh wait, sorry, I don't really give a fuck about whether you already know, nor what you ate for breakfeast. This isn't you blog.
New version of Useless Linux for Idiots is out.
"Funny, aside from the dijointed menu drop down on the Ubuntu screen shot, I find the Ubuntu looks much better."
And there it is like clockwork. Right on time. Some idiotic fanboy pipes in with the inevitable idiotic comment.
Go away idiot.
We already have GNU/Debian for that Only for the moment. Canonical is trying (unsuccesfully at the moment because they don't offer a convincing long-term support package in part because some of their included software is closed/proprietary) to move into the commercial/enterprise market. This hurts distros like Debian because there's always some careless, ignorant manager that will switch based on the hype from his over-excited junior sysadmins. Ubuntu/Canonical's strategy of pushing non-Free software is dangerous for all Linux users, including ironically the users of Ubuntu itself (but if the profiles are anything to be believed these are largely people that were perfectly happy using Microsoft and Apple OSs and just want a free/low-price OS, so they probably don't care).