Ubuntu 9.04 Jaunty Jackalope first alpha released

posted Nov 23rd 2008 7:42pm by
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The target release date may be over five months out, but the Ubuntu team is already pushing the first alphas of Jaunty Jackalope out the door. The new release is not for the weak and is intended solely for people who want to vet bugs and contribute to the project. The release is designed to bring Ubuntu back in line with Debian. One of the areas they’re working on is the ARM port (we saw the Debian version on the G1).

[photo: Kordite]

[via Download Squad]



9 Responses to Ubuntu 9.04 Jaunty Jackalope first alpha released

  • TheFu says:

    I can’t wait to drop this on my N800!

  • Davi Jordan says:

    I have used a lot of ubuntu and its relatives, but my heart is with debian for older equipment. I just installed debian lenny on an old 120mhz laptop with only 48 meg of ram and a 1 gig hd. You can not do that with ubuntu to my knowledge.

  • David says:

    Yea u can i think my mate has it on 32 meg and pentium 2

  • Joe Spaghettio says:

    The hardware you can run ubuntu on depends to a great extent on what desktop environment you pick.
    kde and gnome are pretty resource intensive but xfce or especially fluxbox run pretty happily on very low powered systems.

  • barry99705 says:

    Use the server editions, gui’s are for wimps.

  • strider_mt2k says:

    Uh…I have to find that Ubuntu sticker!

  • djlspider says:

    Xubuntu is the shit for an older or weaker system. I am happily running it on my laptop. And I think you can get those stickers at the Canonical store. Shipping is ridiculous though.

  • strider_mt2k says:

    “Self-addressed stamped envelope?”

    I can swing that.

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