Linked by Thom Holwerda on Thu 18th Oct 2007 13:56 UTC, submitted by Witek Wasilewski
Ubuntu 7.10 has been released. "Ubuntu 7.10 Desktop Edition adds an enhanced user interface, improved hardware support, multiple monitor support and integrated desktop search. Ubuntu 7.10 Server Edition features improved functionality, manageability, pro-active security and hardware compatibility and delivers a rapid deployment platform for developers and businesses. New versions of Kubuntu and Edubuntu, derivatives of Ubuntu aimed at KDE enthusiasts and the education community respectively, are also being released at the same time." And a review. Update: One more review.
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2005-06-30
Let me explain briefly then. I don't have anything against Ubuntu, and I would like to be able to use it since there is so much community support. Unfortunately, as I said before, I haven't gotten past the graphical issues. I don't need everything to work perfectly out of the box either, but Ubuntu seems to have more graphical issues than I have seen in other distros (for my hardware).
Probably the biggest reason that I haven't gotten past the graphical issues is due to the fact that once X fails, I'm limited to a single CLI until I manually force X back into some sort of safe mode. From what I've read, the new system would allow me to make a change and test it out, and the worst result should be that I end up back in the same spot. That would make troubleshooting both faster and easier. Surely, it's not that hard to understand.