Hi Bethy.I Cant find the linux page. did you know Ubuntu 12.04 is out?
Billko
Hi Bethy forgot to mention. It will be supported for 5 years not the normal 18 month
Is part of this thread missing?
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Quote from: Kinetic Chris on May 11, 2012, 11:29:55 AM
Is part of this thread missing?
No idea? I haven't removed anything though it does look like this should have been a PM exchange.
Quote from: shakysen on May 11, 2012, 08:08:01 AM
Hi Bethy.I Cant find the linux page. did you know Ubuntu 12.04 is out?
Billko
Shakysen ( and anyone else with an interest in Linux ;) )
Ubuntu 12.04 has been out for a few weeks now. I've got my main computer dual booting this with Win 7.
It's a good incremental improvement on 11.10, so worth downloading.
You can find the official page for it here:
http://www.canonical.com/about-ubuntu/for-you
Stephen
Well Bethy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!. Im truly sorry about posting out of date articles.But I know how thingsare abit slow reaching the outback ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
Billko
I don't like the front end of Ubuntu any more. Using Ubuntu 12.04 or Debian for servers and Linux Mint for desktop.
Hi Ian .According to my son who runs LINUX at his department at york uni says Debian is limiting.He uses fedora .A matter of choice
I think the hardware I'm running Debian on is more limiting than the software ;). Fedora din't support ARM CPUs until recently so that wasn't an option.
So having learnt the Debian command line instructions, I carried it on using it. And for server purposes it's all I need.
Ian
Canonical have hinted at a version of Ubuntu that will work with the Raspberry Pi.
I'm learning Fedora in the mean time in anticipation of getting my paws on a Pi by the end of June.
:)