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I've had Ubuntu running on a 4-year old Compaq laptop since version 7.04 (Feisty Fawn) and have been upgrading regularly with every new release.
Version 11.04 (Natty Narwhal) has been released today and I will immediately upgrade. Especially curious to see how the new Unity desktop environment works compared to Gnome. |
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I haven't used Ubuntu for a little over 2 years now (I switched to Arch), but I am definitely curious to see the new developments with this release. The new desktop is quite a revamp from previous versions.
Did Wayland get included instead of X server as originally planned, or did that get scrapped for a later release? |
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Join Date: Jun 2008
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Wayland didn't get included in this release.
And from what I'm reading, Unity is VERY rough and seems to have trouble finding fans even among the die-hard. I'll give it a try on WUBI. |
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Here's the first review of the official release version:
http://www.pcpro.co.uk/reviews/softw...tu-linux-11-04 I think the problems with Unity in the Alpha and Beta versions have been resolved, and anyone who has used the netbook version of Ubuntu is already familiar with Unity. I like that they've finally done away with having a version for desktops/laptops and one for netbooks. Only one single release version makes sense. |
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Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: Toronto
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I have a livingroom laptop I have Ubuntu 10 on, its great I really like it. I read about the 11.04 release and using the update manager, the OS shows the upgrade as 10.10? I downloaded the .iso and can burn a disk but is there not an upgrade path? In the past couple of years with Ubuntu, I think it's awesome the way it does updates/upgrades. Maybe the upgrade code is not ready yet? Written on said laptop
TIA
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If you use the updater, then you can only upgrade one version at a time. You will have to go through the process twice.
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