by Open Source News
March 16, 2010 04:00 AM
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This'll be short. I read a review of the current incarnation of Ubuntu 10.04, code named "Lucid Lynx" at the
In a Tux blog this morning. The author pointed out a number of flaws, great and small, with the Lynx but finished up the review by saying,
"This version of Ubuntu 10.04 is not a stable or final release of Ubuntu, so some of these thing my change. Please do not judge them to soon" (and the spelling errors are the sole property of the
In a Tux author). Since the Daylight Savings Time change has "jet lagged" me into near-incomprehensibility (and that's hard to spell when you're really tired), I wasn't quite sure when the Lynx was to be released and I decided to look up the release schedule at Ubuntu.
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