Linked by Thom Holwerda on Wed 7th Nov 2007 22:51 UTC
Ars has a review of Ubuntu 7.10. They conclude: "Ubuntu 7.10 provides an unparalleled desktop Linux experience and sets new standards for power and ease of use. This release lives up to Ubuntu's reputation and delivers cutting-edge new features and solid enhancements. Although Ubuntu 7.10 is very impressive, some of the new additions - particularly Compiz and Tracker - lack the polish and robustness that they need to truly shine. These technologies are still a work in progress and give Ubuntu 7.10 a slightly unfinished feel. Ubuntu also unfortunately inherits some of the minor weaknesses of the GNOME desktop environment."
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RE: It's all relative to your needs
by Soulbender on Thu 8th Nov 2007 08:16
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Although Ubuntu 7.10 is one of the most polished distros and provides the power of Linux on the desktop as well, it is still a product to be enhanced in many aspects.
It shows well where open source scene is nowadays: it is extremely powerful in parts, lacks parts and is a minefield where it comes to new features.
Anyway, I am a mostly happy user while recognizing the current limits. And yes, seeing the progress keeps my happiness up.