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Mark Shuttleworth announced at UDS-P Unity's future goals: tablets, phones,...
TweetUDS-P has started today and will continue until November 4th 2011, presenting itself as a busy week were concomitant lectures/talks/keynotes are looked seriously in order to draw Ubuntu 12.04's...
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Meet Ubuntu 12.04 LTS' logo
TweetAccording to Mark Shuttleworth and numerous developers/teams, Ubuntu 12.04 LTS will be a polished, stable and bug-free release, so, basically, the main goals of Precise are known.Still there are...
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Unity to probably receive improved multi monitor support, numerous quicklists...
TweetIn Ubuntu 12.04 LTS, it seems that Unity will receive more than just bug fixes.Even though Precise Pangolin is to be focused on stability (bug fixes), the overall desktop will gain additional...
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Ubuntu's development tool, Quickly, to receive numerous improvements in...
TweetQuickly is a serious Ubuntu project designed with easy-to-use in mind, nevertheless, presenting automated actions that are to facilitate a piece-of-cake programing experience.Quickly uses...
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New themes and icons to probably land in or starting with Ubuntu 12.04 (UDS-P)
TweetUDS-P is running at full speed this week with lots and lots of exciting things released "in the wild". Even though we are, in this matter, in the land of only rumors, it seems that Ubuntu is to...
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Ubuntu 12.04 CD image to probably gain additional 50 MB space
TweetUbuntu 12.04's CD default image is to become larger, gaining additional 50 MB, meaning, in order to be installed, Precise Pangolin would require a USB stick for the CD .ISO (as opposed to the DVD...
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Linux Kernel 3.2 to be shipped in Ubuntu 12.04 LTS (UDS-P)
TweetUbuntu 12.04 LTS will feature the linux kernel 3.2 version, decision taken with stability in mind and LTS-aware.Ubuntu's Kernel Release Manager, Leanne Ogasawara, stated in an interview at UDS-P...
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UDS-R's registrations available
TweetUbuntu Developer Summit is an exciting biannual event that gathers numerous community members, as well as Ubuntu developers, user from around the world, cloud engineers, etc, with the main purpose...
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Mark Shuttleworth talks Valve, Nexus 7 and future goals at UDS-R keynote
TweetUbuntu Developer Summit is an exciting series of events (focused on establishing, discussing, planning to-be-followed directions for Ubuntu), Summit featuring (at its beginning) a keynote...
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Ubuntu Developer Summit adopts 3 months cadence and online-only approach,...
TweetUbuntu Developer Summit is (was) a bi-annual official event that gathers developers, designers, leaders, Ubuntu-passionate persons from across the world in order to discuss, plan, demo and present...
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UDS' keynote opened by Jono Bacon, Rick Spencer offers a glimpse of the future
TweetHours ago, the first online Ubuntu Developer Summit started, incarnating the traditional physical UDS into an online-only UDS.Essentially, UDS is an interesting event that gathers numerous Ubuntu...
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HUD 2.0 video-discussed at UDS
TweetUbuntu 12.04 is the first Ubuntu release that received the HUD, materialization of an intelligent menu-manager, allowing the user to launch relevant actions by hitting the keyboard's Alt key and...
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Rolling release video-discussed at UDS
TweetCurrently in progress, the online UDS proves itself as filled with interesting, clear and explanatory discussions, gathering the latest, most interesting topics under a video-recorded...
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Developers and designers talk about the next steps for Ubuntu Touch Core Apps...
TweetWeeks ago, Canonical unveiled Ubuntu for phones, enriching the open-source ecosystem with an innovative, polished interface where swiping gestures, fancy gallery app, good-looking virtual...
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Mir and converged Ubuntu vision explained at UDS
TweetThe latest months have witnessed numerous opinions, suggestions, should-bes, could-bes, hopes, etc, related to Wayland, technology that underwent several public perceptions (closely related to...
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One Hundred Scopes project discussed at UDS
TweetIn Ubuntu, lenses and scopes provide an easy-to-use effective manner of searching for, locating and accessing a wide and diverse range of items, including local (images, clips, text documents,...
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Ubuntu Touch OSes' update process discussed at UDS
TweetSoftware Updater brings updates to Ubuntu-powered computers, allowing users to enjoy the latest app versions on desktops, laptops, ultrabooks, etc.Yet, recently, Ubuntu gained new interfaces...
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Unity UI's converged aspect discussed at UDS
TweetDays ago, the developers publicly introduced the Unity Next project into the open, allowing users to understand the future directions that are to be adopted by and implemented into...
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Rolling release's kernel planning and maintenance presented at UDS
Tweet2013 met the Ubuntu world with a bundle of exciting, interesting and full-of potential news, news that are to radically transform Ubuntu in the future.Along with Ubuntu for phones, Ubuntu for...
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Ubuntu SDK UI toolkit video-talked at UDS
TweetRecently, the Ubuntu community received with excitement the announcements of the Ubuntu Touch interfaces, expressing a massive amount of positive feedback related to Ubuntu for phones and Ubuntu...
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