Ubuntu 7.10"Gutsy Gibbon" Realeased!!!

Guys after so much waiting & ubuntu is released

*www.ubuntu.com/themes/ubuntu07/images/ubuntulogo.png

Ubuntu 7.10 Adds Enhanced User Interface, Integrated Desktop Search, Plug and Play Printing

The familiar old script that Linux is only for geeks has been largely rewritten recently with the arrival of Ubuntu, a version of Linux for the average user. In its three years on the scene, Ubuntu has quickly gained a reputation for being easy to configure and use.

On Thursday, Canonical, the London-based company which acts as Ubuntu's commercial sponsor, released version 7.10 of the software. This latest release, dubbed "Gutsy Gibbon," proves that Ubuntu Linux can compete with and, in some cases, trump Windows as an everyday desktop system when it comes to pure usability.

Gamers and hardcore media hounds may still feel left out -- DVDs were a little bit tricky, and the lack of support for popular games, a long-time Linux gripe, is still evident here -- but we found playing music and watching movies in the new Ubuntu to be every bit as pleasant as it is under OS X or Windows.

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Whats wrong with my pc. It is still showing coming soon

*www.ubuntu.com/files/u1/masthead-center-710-coming2.jpg

^^on the main site it is sowing 'coming soon; but it has already been released.

*releases.ubuntu.com/7.10/

use torrents and seed as much as you can if possible.(seeders to torrent available now)

That's great. I've been anxiously checking the site every 5 minutes from today morning onwards.Thanks guys.

*ftp.osuosl.org/pub/ubuntu-releases/7.10/

Fast mirror with current oct 18 release.

Highlighted Features of Ubuntu 7.10 Desktop Edition

The latest version of Ubuntu includes the following new features:

Hardware management improvements - improved plug-and-play configuration for printers, as well as automatic firmware installation for Broadcom cards
Improved support for display systems - For laptop users, full support external VGA (projector) support is available out-of-the-box with easy reconfiguration when hardware is switched. For power users this release includes the ability to manage multiple monitors
Windows compatibility - Users with a dual partition can read from and and write to files that are on located in a Windows partition (including NTFS)
Enhanced user interface – Simple 3D screen effects and graphics enhance the user experience
Desktop search – gives users the ability to search their entire desktop, whether for files, folders, chat logs or photos. This capability includes the deskbar applet, a central location on users' desktops for all local and web search operations
Firefox plugins - automatic installation of popular Firefox plugins validated by Ubuntu for a richer, safer web-browsing experience

Posting this from a thread on ubuntuforums:

posted 14 minutes ago

Originally Posted by Chadwill View Post
DO NOT DOWNLOAD YET!!

from IRC:

(11:55:37) tonyyarusso: Okay, I just wanted to take a second to explain what the deal with links and mirrors and such is.

(11:56:12) tonyyarusso: I was just talking to some of the folks from the release team, and the way things work they start

(11:56:37) tonyyarusso: That way they get the most bandwidth-intensive part done overnight. After that, rsync does just incremental changes to the files.

(11:56:57) tonyyarusso: So, the files are up, and about the right size for an ISO, but still not the final product.

(11:57:59) tonyyarusso: Meanwhile, having people download those does 2 things: 1) hammers bandwidth that's needed for rsyncing the changes so it CAN be final, and 2) users may end up with something that's not really the right, final product without knowing it.

(11:58:07) tonyyarusso: Hope that clears it up a bit
For those who want to download it, please wait until it is officially released on ubuntu.com

its working awesome than beta

ChaiTan3 said:
Posting this from a thread on ubuntuforums:

posted 14 minutes ago

Originally Posted by Chadwill View Post
DO NOT DOWNLOAD YET!!

from IRC:

(11:55:37) tonyyarusso: Okay, I just wanted to take a second to explain what the deal with links and mirrors and such is.

(11:56:12) tonyyarusso: I was just talking to some of the folks from the release team, and the way things work they start

(11:56:37) tonyyarusso: That way they get the most bandwidth-intensive part done overnight. After that, rsync does just incremental changes to the files.

(11:56:57) tonyyarusso: So, the files are up, and about the right size for an ISO, but still not the final product.

(11:57:59) tonyyarusso: Meanwhile, having people download those does 2 things: 1) hammers bandwidth that's needed for rsyncing the changes so it CAN be final, and 2) users may end up with something that's not really the right, final product without knowing it.

(11:58:07) tonyyarusso: Hope that clears it up a bit
For those who want to download it, please wait until it is officially released on ubuntu.com

its official they are stopping the rush so that all mirrors could sync with main master server

btw, use torrents

32-Bit Edition Desktop Live CD

Its Out now Officially

its on ubuntu.com

Ubuntu 7.10 released
The Ubuntu team is proud to announce version 7.10 of the Ubuntu family of
distributions.

Ubuntu is a full-featured Linux distribution for desktops, laptops, and
servers, with a fast and easy install and regular releases. A
tightly-integrated selection of excellent applications is included, and
an incredible variety of add-on software is just a few clicks away.

*lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-announce/2007-October/000105.html

Digg link:*digg.com/linux_unix/The_Gutsy_Gibbon_is_out

w00! yepppeeee

whats new for me?

^^^^
nothing

Downloaded both 32 bit and 64 bit.. Will install when i reach home

so now i can get this thingy running.

Best,
I am going to uninstall my Vista & Mac for this.

Please digg::*digg.com/linux_unix/The_Gutsy_Gibbon_is_out

dugg.

dugg.i hoped it will be the biggest digg-but not :-|

^^^^
becuase there are more than 30 running on same topic

Seems great to me! I wont be able to download it, ive got a 64 KBPS s**t! :-(

Will wait for Digit to carry it on DVD :-|

^or order it via ubuntu shipit.they will send a cd to you.

or ask someone here in oss to ship the dvd to u provided u pay the charges of media & courier.
*shipit.ubuntu.com

gr8. i can't wait 2 download it

C

I had downloaded Ubuntu 7.10 with great expectations. To my dismay i found after installation that, i wasnt able to configure the broadband. On issuing the sudo pppoeconf, i get this

"Sorry, I scanned 1 interface(s), but the Access Concentrator of your provider did not respond. Please check the network card and modem cables. Another reason for the scan failure may be another running pppoe process which controls the modem"

It worked without any hiccups in 7.04. Did some research of my own, came to know many faced it, even posted it in the ubuntu forum, but to no avail.

^answered here:
*www.thinkdigit.com/forum/showpost.php?p=636326&postcount=49
also look at *www.thinkdigit.com/forum/showthread.php?t=59380
for configuration purposes and opendns.

cool_techie_tvm said:
I had downloaded Ubuntu 7.10 with great expectations. To my dismay i found after installation that, i wasnt able to configure the broadband. On issuing the sudo pppoeconf, i get this

"Sorry, I scanned 1 interface(s), but the Access Concentrator of your provider did not respond. Please check the network card and modem cables. Another reason for the scan failure may be another running pppoe process which controls the modem"

It worked without any hiccups in 7.04. Did some research of my own, came to know many faced it, even posted it in the ubuntu forum, but to no avail.

its becuase your router is confiregred in PPPoE mode, goto 192.168.1.1 and change it.

yes.make it bridge mode.