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Ubuntu One Music Store has arrived
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| This morning I woke up to write an article
| for Ghacks. I was searching around for
| inspiration while I was updating my Ubuntu
| 10.4 beta install. Near the end of the
| update I thought âLetâs just check to see
| the status of the Ubuntu One Music Storeâ.
| So I fired up Rhythmbox and, to my
| surprise, there it wasâall ready for me to
| start shopping!
|
| Soâwith that said, in this article I am
| going to introduce you to the Ubuntu One
| Music Store and how it works. Itâs time for
| the real fun to begin.
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http://www.ghacks.net/2010/04/14/ubuntu-one-music-store-has-arrived/
Ubuntu One Music Store Open for Testing
http://lifehacker.com/5516863/ubuntu-one-music-store-open-for-testing
The New Wallpapers of Ubuntu 10.04 LTS
http://news.softpedia.com/news/The-New-Wallpapers-of-Ubuntu-10-04-LTS-139925.shtml
Ubuntu 10.04 OS has enterprise appeal
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| Open source operating system Ubuntu 10.04,
| otherwise known as LucidLynx, slated for
| availability end of April as a Long Term
| Support (LTS) release, will be particularly
| appealing to enterprises dealing with large
| server deployments, said one analyst.
|
| Enterprises running data centres or
| managing many servers will welcome the new
| LTS release because theyâll be âmore
| interested in stability and less interested
| in updating,â said Jay Lyman, open source
| analyst with research firm The 451 Group.
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http://www.itworldcanada.com/news/ubuntu-10-04-os-has-enterprise-appeal/140448
Ubuntu 10.04 delivers usability, strength
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| Every time I tried to use Ubuntu, it felt
| like I'd stepped into a kiosk machine: it
| looked like Linux, but the functionality I
| needed just wasn't there. Sometimes that
| absence was drastic: I remember having
| great hot docking support for my laptop in
| Ubuntu 8.04 that somehow vanished in 8.10.
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http://www.itworld.com/open-source/104760/ubuntu-1004-delivers-usability-strength
Ubuntu 10.04 beta - Over 100 updates today ... and the buttons moved again
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| I turned on my laptop running the Ubuntu
| 10.04 Lucid beta (I think we're still
| technically on "beta 2") and found more
| than 100 updates ready for me.
|
| I did these from the console with apt, and
| I had to remove Thunderbird before the apt-
| get upgrade would work. I hadn't started
| using Thunderbird yet, so that was no
| problem. Once I removed Thunderbird, the
| upgrade went forward without incident.
|
| But when I rebooted, I noticed that the
| button order in application windows changed
| again. The picture above shows what the
| buttons look like at the time of this
| entry.
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http://www.insidesocal.com/click/2010/04/ubuntu-1004-beta---over-100-up.html
Why Use Ubuntu?
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| I've been asked why I use Ubuntu a few
| times. When asked I ask why not. The
| answers to that are usually different but
| always follow the lines of, "Well, I was
| just curious because you know everything
| about Linux." That answer makes me laugh a
| little. My follow up is, I use Ubuntu
| because it works and does what I want it
| to. Thats not the only reason though. It's
| not that I haven't tried other
| distributions. It's not even that I haven't
| liked certain things in others more. The
| real reason is much deeper than that.
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http://profarius.com/content/why-use-ubuntu
Recent:
I'm running the Ubuntu 10.04 beta
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| I guess it was bound to happen sooner or
| later.
|
| I needed to get the laptop back into usable
| shape, and I did that by installing Ubuntu
| 10.04 LTS beta 2.
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http://insidesocal.com/click/2010/04/im-running-the-ubuntu-1004-bet.html
Initial impressions of Ubuntu 10.04 beta 2
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| All in all the system seems faster than
| Karmic and pretty darn stable for a beta
| release. I took the unprecedented-for-me
| step of making this the actual working
| system on this machine; I ddâed it from the
| spare drive onto the systemâs main hard
| drive and am now using it on this machine
| full time. Iâve never found a beta release
| that I liked enough to do that with, until
| now. So I think Canonical has a winner
| here.
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http://www.dwasifar.com/?p=1091
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