Ubuntu 8.10 (Intrepid Ibex) Released

SDen writes "Bang on target, the new version of Ubuntu Linux is available for our downloading pleasure. Amongst various changes it sports updates to the installer, improved networking, and a new 'Mobile USB' version geared towards the blossoming netbook market. Grab a copy from the Ubuntu website, and check out Linux Format's hands-on look at the Ibex."

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This isn't feeling very intrepid to me

[Hasney]

Please could you provide details of where to refund my bandwidth?

Re:Tutorial on Using apt-p2p to Upgrade

[rodrigoandrade]

> Now if only Microsoft & Apple could harness & effectively utilize the power of p2p ... *cough* *cough*

The community already took care of it ages ago... *cough* Mininova/Pirate Bay *cough*

Default wallpaper?

[kermit1221]

Based off the screenshots, the desktop looks to me like a bloody faceprint on a cave wall.

Or is it significant of "Bang Head Here" when configuration works like 8.04?

The biggest most awesome change in Intrepid!!!

[Anonymous Coward]

You know that GTK bug where if your mouse cursor is on a button and the button becomes greyed out so you can't click it and then it becomes normal again but your mouse cursor has been in it the whole time but now you can't click the button even though it's normal now so you have to move your mouse pointer OUT of the button and then back into it again to get the button to work? You know that bug? The one that makes you want to rip out your hair and scream?

Well it's fixed. Whoever is the awesome person who fixed that is my hero. Someone give that person a fucking cookie.

Is there a torrent of the torrent?

[pturpin]

I can't seem to even get through to download the torrent.

Re:The power of p2p?

[Sir_Lewk]

I put that apple in a fruit bank of course!

Re:Tutorial on Using apt-p2p to Upgrade

[ChrisA90278]

"Odds are high that the default servers in sources.list are going to be taxed pretty heavily today."

Just in case you all need someone to hate, I'll let it be me .... My company has a local mirror and I'm connected to in with Gigabit Ethernet. I can NFS mount the mirror.

Re:The power of p2p?

[0100010001010011]

If I have 3 Apples why the hell do I want Ubuntu?

Re:The power of p2p?

[andrikos]

Because brown goes well with white ;)

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Re:Tutorial on Using apt-p2p to Upgrade

[wuulfgar]

The hates, it is beguns, in earnest, white-hot and seething, tending to a brooding, dark shade of green that shimmers as a ... Wait. Wha? Oh screw it. Lucky you.

Re:Tutorial on Using apt-p2p to Upgrade

[olivier69]

Oh great, you're a king, you provide links to explain how to upgrade Ubuntu with P2P... Now if you could also provide a serial and a crack !

Re:No ethernet card detected?

[blazerw11]

I didn't do a LiveCD because I did not overwrite my Windows partition, just tried to install on a separate partition

As a quick test (nobody answer for him), how did you do the install without booting the LiveCD?

Re:The power of p2p?

[jonaskoelker]

If I have Ubuntu why the hell do I want 3 Apples?

Re:Ibex?

[camperdave]

Maybe in and around its burrows, in the rocky crags of the southern plains, approximately 60Km from the western shore.

Re:Tutorial on Using apt-p2p to Upgrade

[MichaelSmith]

*cough* *cough* *cough* *cough*

1995 called -- they want their stupid *cough* "joke" *cough* back.

I have a cold you insensitive clod!

Re:The power of p2p?

[dotancohen]

If I'm going to be hungry later, and my apple supply isn't going to be refreshed until further down the road, you bet your ass I'd refuse to share.

I knew it was only a matter of time before the Apple fanbois got a hold of this thread.