(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Ubuntu 11.04 (Also known as 'Natty Narwhal' just came out with some interesting new features.
Ubuntu 11.04 comes with a new launcher that sits on the side of the screen:
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It also comes with a Dash area for when you click the Ubuntu logo:
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And finally it comes with a cool easy way to now manage your workspaces:
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You can download Ubuntu 11.04 (650MB) by going here: You must login or register to view this content.

If you already have Ubuntu installed, you can go to Update Manager and upgrade from there.

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How is Unity compared to Gnome?

I only just installed this version and am having a big problem with it. So I can't really answer this but I'll link you to a site that compares the two. You must login or register to view this content.

Best operating system there is :y:, it doesn't get the credit it deserves.

I am considering downloading this OS but I was wondering whether Windows XP Pro or Ubuntu is better. Please let me know as I am going to update tonight if it is worth it

Ubuntu is very fast and easy to use, but most games and applications are supported on it. You can dual-boot Ubuntu and Windows(or Mac). I've been dual-booting for awhile and it's really nice. I wouldn't update tonight though. The Ubuntu servers are being overloaded right now. I had an average of an 100KB/s download for it. Wait a bit for updating if you don't want to wait 2 hours to download it.

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This is so true. It really is a great Operating System.

I have just started downloading it and I am only getting 50kB/s. I don't want to stop downloading it now because its got around 15mbs. Will ubuntu support cinema 4d, photoshop and after effects. If it will let me know because they are the main programs I will be using

I'm pretty sure Photoshop is supported. They're all made by Adobe right? If so then they probably are all supported.

Yeah I've used it for a long time and love it.



No, no and no. Ubuntu doesn't support those applications. It might be able to run them on wine but it would be terrible/crashing etc.

Oh ok mate No problem.