Ubuntu 9.10 is here
After 6 months of waiting ( the normal time for Ubuntu releases) Ubuntu 9.10 is here. Today (29 Octomber) I upgraded my laptop at Ubuntu 9.10. What is Ubuntu promising with this new release:
Faster, simplified, better-looking boot experience for most users in other words was redesigned from many points of view
Audio revamp – Pulse audio
Firefox 3.5 – no more comments
Other cool things:
Ubuntu One – a new technology which offer you 2Gb of free storage over internet (I should check that myself)
Better integration with: Flickr, Facebook, Picassa, Youtube, last.fm and other social sites.
Office – Openoffice 3.0
Games:
Over 400 completely free and completely cool games. Solitaire is not the only game in town.
Fully translated into 23 languages
But you should try install/upgrade yourself to see all this differences.
Download http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/download
Features http://www.ubuntu.com/products/whatisubuntu/910features/
Ubuntu 9.10 on my laptop
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