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Ubuntu 10.04 Beta One Released â My First Impressions
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| Iâve read about all of the changes online
| (which are below), and from what Iâve read,
| itâs faster, more reliable, cleaner bootup
| screen (which is very simplified), and a
| brand new theme. It always seems to be that
| Ubuntu always has a different theme when
| they release a new version!
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http://techcores.com/2010/03/30/ubuntu-10-04-beta-one-released-my-first-impressions/
Ubuntu Unravelled
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| There is also an Ubuntu Foundation that has
| dedicated funds of $10 million that could
| keep Ubuntu going if Canonical stopped
| backing it. Iâve previously been critical
| of Canonical keeping the grasp on the
| trademark, and not giving the dormant
| Foundation greater control. With the funds
| Canonical has put into Ubuntu I suppose it
| is reasonable for it to have a pseudo-
| guaranteed position. Mark Shuttleworth has
| been a member of the âCommunity Councilâ
| since inception and was willing to stand
| for election as if he was any other person
| of the community. This is quite telling of
| Canonical not enforcing a control that it
| legally could. At the last developer summit
| Mark announced that he would be passing the
| helm to Jane Silber allowing Mark to take a
| more âhands onâ role.
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http://www.linuxuser.co.uk/opinion/ubuntu-unravelled/
OMG! Replacement coloured indicator message alert icons for Lucid
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| The above icons come in all main Tango!
| colours as well as one awesome Ubuntu
| Aubergine coloured one for the brand-
| obsessed contingent, too. (Which, I must
| say, looks mighty awesome when using the
| Radiance theme)
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http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2010/03/replacement-lucid-indicator-message.html
FreeBSD 7.3-release: I'm not done yet
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| I've heard on BSD Talk, which I recommend
| highly, that some kind of journaling is
| coming to the FFS/UFS in FreeBSD. I don't
| know what the real-geek opinion of
| journaling in BSD is, but it seems to me
| like a good idea.
|
| So I'll have a whole lot of user files
| (with my 3 GB+ of Thunderbird mail on an 8
| GB ext3-formatted USB stick) on this
| FreeBSD installation, and I could very well
| see myself in this environment at least
| until Debian Squeeze's release as a Stable
| distribution is imminent.
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http://insidesocal.com/click/2010/03/freebsd-73-release-im-not-done.html
Recent:
FreeBSD 7.3 Updates BSD Legacy
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| The FreeBSD Release Engineering Team this
| week put out the FreeBSD 7.3 release which
| is about four months after FreeBSD 8 was
| released.
|
| FreeBSD is known as a solid, stable and
| reliable open source operating system. It
| should come as no surprise then that many
| users of FreeBSD don't jump to the next
| major version number right when it becomes
| available, but rather stay with the legacy
| version for a while.
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http://blog.internetnews.com/skerner/2010/03/freebsd-73-updates-bsd-legacy.html
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