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The Release Candidate of Ubuntu 7.10 has been available for some time already but just yesterday, October 18th, the final version was officially launched.
A few of the new features:
- Gnome 2.20.
- Compiz Fusion, the reunion of Compiz and Beryl, enabled by default.
- Quicker user switching.
- Firefox plugins can be installed right from the operating system.
- X, screen and video drivers can be easily configured from a new GUI.
- Automatic printer detection and installation.
- Now it's possible writing, as well as reading, to NTFS partitions.
So, wait no more, download Ubuntu 7.10 now and tell us about it.
I still need to find the time to upgrade Flenser, Woodcarver and Amber (by the way, it seems a System 76 Pangolin made it to the home page of Ubuntu), hopefully I'll do it quite soon.
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