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Ubuntu 10.10 Multitouch Support Demo

Timothy found a news report and a little video demonstrating the multi-touch capabilities of Ubuntu. It's attached below if you're curious what the new Unity Netbook UI is looking like these days.

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  1. Best looking dead OS I've seen by HangingChad · · Score: 5, Funny

    For a dead operating system there are some exciting advancements coming out.

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  2. Patent Violations Galore by aardwolf64 · · Score: 4, Funny

    I'm pretty sure that video broke 2-3 patents that were just granted to Apple. Apple should totally sue them and take 10% of their revenue from selling downloads of Ub... Nevermind.

  3. Re:That's great but... by yelvington · · Score: 3, Funny

    Just do like I do. All your files on your desktop. :-)

  4. Re:Didn't Ubuntu Hear? by natehoy · · Score: 2, Funny

    No, you're just not touching it the right way.

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  5. Re:But Linux on the desktop is dead. by DrgnDancer · · Score: 2, Funny

    Oh, hey, look... An article. I just sort of watched the embedded video and assumed that was the whole thing. That answers more of my questions, and also tells me that this isn't quite what I was looking for. What I really want is an iPad style device with a full OS on it. I want the full OS to have UI optimized for the small screen real estate (which it looks like this Ubuntu WM is). This is definitely getting there, but I want a different form factor and a much larger gesture library. Maybe in a year or so then...

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