Yet another version of ubuntu is released. It look really graphical and seem like it's theme is changed. Final Stable version is supposed to be released in late October this year. And pidgen is replaced with empathy. Plus there are some new changes and features

Kubuntu Screenshot

Kubuntu seem really great and taskbar seem like of windows 7 superbar ( people says 7 has copied this from KDE)

Last time i used v8.10 and it was not that much stable and there was several bug and my screen was also flickering.

I hope all this bugs are fixed on this

The Karmic Koala Release Schedule:

May 14th, 2009 - Alpha 1 release

June 11th, 2009 - Alpha 2 release

July 23rd, 2009 - Alpha 3 release

August 13th, 2009 - Alpha 4 release

September 3rd, 2009 - Alpha 5 release

September 17th, 2009 - Alpha 6 release

October 1st, 2009 - Beta release

October 22nd, 2009 - Release Candidate

October 29th, 2009 - Final release of Ubuntu 9.10

Source and full info/screenshot here

Download beta version here

This is a Windows forum right?

Lol

I can't remember the last time I used linux! And i've got it on my system!

There should be some place for non windows OS i think and this is just a news... I run Ubuntu as my secondary OS

There should be some place for non windows OS i think and this is just a news... I run Ubuntu as my secondary OS

No harm from the news, and if there'll be enough interest we'll have a linux subforum.

Thanks for the news, hopefully there will be non Windows OS subforum here, love and support the great idea (i have Ubuntu too)

I've been running linux for a long time as my second OS but have not been using it for some time now.... stopping what i used to do.

Also sounds good to me for a Non-Windows OS Subforum N1K. I know a few things on linux.... But how many people do use linux on the forums? :g: Could just be wasting server space..

We'd first need at least two users to run the forum in the means of moderation, posting useful stuff, like tips and tricks etc, to get the forum going.

I always wanted to learn Ubuntu, I even set it up in a VM but lost interest because I don't know anyone that uses it.

@luzr

There is no need to install it on VM .. Just install it inside windows and run it..

and i think we can run a Poll on we need Linux sub forum or not.

We'd first need at least two users to run the forum in the means of moderation, posting useful stuff, like tips and tricks etc, to get the forum going.

I'll be able to dig some stuff up and a few things around if that will help out?

Like how to do this, that, etc..

I have both Ubuntu and Puppy running from within Windows at this time. I can say that before 7 will ever grace my PC, Ubuntu will likely be the OS of choice. Fir now I scream "Long live XP pro" the best Micro$oft ever came out with