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9 posts from December 2011
VMware View Tech Preview now available in the Ubuntu Software Centre
By Canonical, 22 December 2011
The ‘VMware View Client Tech’ Preview for Linux is now available through the Ubuntu Software Centre. This reinforces the great work done by ecosystem partners...
Ubuntu IVI Remix Next Release
By Canonical, 21 December 2011
The latest Ubuntu In-Vehicle Infotainment (IVI) Remix is released as of December 2011. This release contains a number of updates and bugfixes from the...
Improving the Multi-Monitor Experience in Ubuntu
By Canonical, 20 December 2011
Over the past few months we have been working on improving the multi-monitor experience in Ubuntu. We took the opportunity at UDS in November to get some...
Vodacom Success !
By Canonical, 19 December 2011
Canonical launched Ubuntu at retail with Vodacom in October, and the Vodacom Webbook – embedded with Ubuntu – is currently available to buy in over 1,200...
Ubuntu Hardware Summit 2011
By Canonical, 12 December 2011
Last week saw the third annual Ubuntu Hardware Summit (UHS) taking place in Taipei. With over two hundred attendees present, the show is fast becoming one of...
Introducing odm.ubuntu.com
By Victor Tuson Palau, 9 December 2011
Coinciding with the 2011 Ubuntu Hardware Summit, we are launching a new portal aimed to help engineers at device manufacturers shipping Ubuntu systems:...
Interview with Mr.doob
By Canonical, 9 December 2011
In the following months we are going to invite inspiring artists to talk about their amazing work and the role that Ubuntu and free software cover, or could...
Learn more about Juju – Join Mark Shuttleworth Thursday 8th December at 3pm GMT
By Canonical, 2 December 2011
Juju is Devops Distilled Cloud deployment is different. It involves tighter devops handovers, the ability to scale services both up and down, and hybrid cloud...
Убу́нту Моно: «Г» «Њ њ Љ љ» «Ђ ђ Ћ ћ»
By Canonical, 1 December 2011
Amélie Bonet at Dalton Maag has drawn up redesigns for a number of the Cyrillic and Serbian/Balkans characters that weren’t as clear, or ideal as they could...