Saturday, January 7, 2012
Ubuntu 12.04 LTS Precise Pangolin
Ubuntu 12.04 contains everything that can be expected from a Long Term Support version: stability and security. The bugs and known user problems will be completely exterminated and the system component's operations will be refined so that everything runs accordingly.
Ubuntu's Software Center, for example, will be one of the affected by this maturity process. Besides making its performance impeccable, new features like Paypal compatibility for online purchases will be introduced.
Unity will also be improved to correct the problems users have had in adapting to its new interface. New features are promised, along with a more fluid and fault tolerant operation.
Banshee will be eliminated from Ubuntu and replaced by Rhythmbox, which has already been present in other versions of Ubuntu and integrates perfectly with your desktop.
Another very striking novelty is that, as of now, the 64 bits architecture will be offered by the oficial default website, which will affect all the other new installations in terms of performance and adaptations to current processors. Clearly, everything will be for the best.
How to install Ubuntu? Once you have downloaded Ubuntu's ISO file, you will have to burn it to a CD using any traditional burning software (you can find lots in Uptodown.com) and restart your computer with the CD in the CD tray. Once there, all you have to do is follow the instructions on screen.
You can also install Ubuntu from your memory stick or USB, thanks to programs like Unetbootin, that can also be found in Uptodown.com.
Another option to install Ubuntu from Windows is to use Wubi, which will be in charge of all the process and is as easy as installing any other Windows program.
Ubuntu's Software Center, for example, will be one of the affected by this maturity process. Besides making its performance impeccable, new features like Paypal compatibility for online purchases will be introduced.
Unity will also be improved to correct the problems users have had in adapting to its new interface. New features are promised, along with a more fluid and fault tolerant operation.
Banshee will be eliminated from Ubuntu and replaced by Rhythmbox, which has already been present in other versions of Ubuntu and integrates perfectly with your desktop.
Another very striking novelty is that, as of now, the 64 bits architecture will be offered by the oficial default website, which will affect all the other new installations in terms of performance and adaptations to current processors. Clearly, everything will be for the best.
How to install Ubuntu? Once you have downloaded Ubuntu's ISO file, you will have to burn it to a CD using any traditional burning software (you can find lots in Uptodown.com) and restart your computer with the CD in the CD tray. Once there, all you have to do is follow the instructions on screen.
You can also install Ubuntu from your memory stick or USB, thanks to programs like Unetbootin, that can also be found in Uptodown.com.
Another option to install Ubuntu from Windows is to use Wubi, which will be in charge of all the process and is as easy as installing any other Windows program.
Requirements:
Architecture: i386
Architecture: i386
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