We’re about to “freeze” the artwork for this upcoming release, the Trusty Tahr. In a few days we’ll present the Community Wallpaper Contest so anybody should upload his own creation.
You can read here all the details of this artwork release. Also, I will upgrade the download links in this blog (sorry, can’t handle everything so fast) so other Linux (not Ubuntu) may use it. More information to come. Stay tuned!
Finally the day arrived. New ISOs for every model of architecture are available. I updated the downloads section where you can grab the new Lubuntu Saucy Salamander with all these improvements (among others not so visible):
Go to downloads section and get it for free now!
Thanks to Corbin Davenport for these amazing countdown clocks. There’s one for Lubuntu flavour and another for Ubuntu. For Lubuntu:
…and its code:
<iframe src=”http://www.corbindavenport.com/ubuntu/lubuntu.html” style=”width:180px; height:150px; border:0px;”>There was an error loading the countdown.</iframe>
For Ubuntu:
…and the code:
<iframe src=”http://www.corbindavenport.com/ubuntu/ubuntu.html” style=”width:180px; height:150px; border:0px;”>There was an error loading the countdown.</iframe>
And here’s the traditional countdown clock. If you want to use it, just put this code in your website:
<iframe src=”https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/133108/lubuntu/lubuntu_counter.html” style=”width:170px; height:150px; border:1px;”>There was an error loading the countdown.</iframe>
And it will look like this:
Just wanted to inform that the second beta of Lubuntu Saucy Salamander is out (as published at the mailing lists and the Fridge). If you want to test this system feel free to download (PC32, PC64 and Mac). If you prefer to use Torrent files you can get them here.
More changes are included in this “cooked” ISO, like the complete removal of Chromium (getting back Firefox), the zRAM module, updated (and more complete) icon theme, redesigned LightDM theme, etc.
I do not recommend installing any alpha, unless you want to test (and possibly crash) your computer. Some changes you will find on this new release are:
CD images (yes, it still fits on a CD!) are here.
Steve Langasek, the release wizard, has announced the availability of the last beta for all flavours of the Raring Ringtail, including Ubuntu, Edubuntu, Kubuntu, UbuntuStudio, Xubuntu, UbuntuGnome (NEW) and Kylin (NEW also):
The Ubuntu team is pleased to announce the final beta release of Ubuntu 13.04 Desktop, Server, Cloud, and Core products. Together with Ubuntu 13.04, Kubuntu, Edubuntu, Lubuntu, Xubuntu and Ubuntu Studio also reached final beta status today. We also welcome two new flavors, Ubuntu GNOME and UbuntuKylin, which are participating in the Ubuntu release process for the first time this cycle…
You can grab your copy of Lubuntu here.
As said by Phill Whiteside:
“…the Quality Assurance releases for Lubuntu 12.10 Beta 2 are out. These will give you a good idea as to how the final 12.10 release will look. You can grab one from the iso-tracker. If you’ve never done testing before, head over to the testing area for Lubuntu, further information can be got from the main QA area“.
Lubuntu 12.04 Precise Pangolin is finaly here. Download it while hot. Features:
Improvements since Lubuntu 11.10
Okay, it has landed. We have the first Release Candidate (thanks to a board comm by Phill Whiteside). Check it out and, as he said, adopt one at QA.
They are the alternates series, available from here. Go and adopt one now 🙂 how to adopt? Follow the instructions for more information, head over to testing which has tons of information.