Apr 13,2008
Official distro sites
The main homepage for Ubuntu – the standard and most popular Ubuntu distro, using the gnome desktop environment.
The home for Kubuntu – a linux distro with the poular KDE desktop environment.
The homepage for Edubuntu – a linux distribution aimed at classroom and educational usage. For schools and universities.
Xubuntu uses the Xfce desktop environment. Older computers feel lively again, while newer ones will run faster than ever before! Recommended for old computers and various Xfce freaks.
Similar to the Ubuntu distribution but with only what they claim to be truly free software.
Study and interact
Meet the Ubuntu community, world famous for its helpfulness. Main place for searching, writing, interacting and finding a sollution for your Linux/Ubuntu problems. Probably the standard forum for all Debian based Linux distro’s.
The ultimate place to post your ideas and read and vote for other’s ideas. This is where you give your vote about what you want the Ubuntu dev’s to implement and fix for future Ubuntu distributions.
A place for the Ubuntu community to discuss ideas and store team-related information. You can find vital geek information such as the exact Hardy Heron release schedule.
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Good list of Ubuntu websites here. I’m glad Ubuntu Brainstorm made the list– it’s the easiest way for non-programmers to share their ideas about the future of Ubuntu. I would also urge more people to use Launchpad to submit bug reports. It’s even easier in Hardy, where Apport will catch and upload bugs very easily.
Scott
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