Ubuntu 11.04 (Natty Narwhal) Beta 1

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• RE: Ubuntu 11.04 (Natty Narwhal) Beta 1

  I like it!

  

  blothe@...

  1 April, 2011 07:31

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• RE: Ubuntu 11.04 (Natty Narwhal) Beta 1

  Looking good....

  

  IndianArt

  1 April, 2011 07:52

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• RE: Ubuntu 11.04 (Natty Narwhal) Beta 1

  Very good but.......erased my windows partition:(

  

  krumthesaint

  1 April, 2011 08:47

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  • RE: Ubuntu 11.04 (Natty Narwhal) Beta 1

    @krumthesaint
    sudo gedit /boot/menu/grub.lst (I think)
    Then you just add windows to it. There is a #ed out example in the file and it will probably be (hd0,0) for your windows

    

    BoneheadBarbarian

    3 April, 2011 14:10

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• Ah yes

  A Narwhal.

  

  tmc70

  1 April, 2011 11:37

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• Cant wait to try it...

  How has access to the cloud been improved on this version? Anybody....

  

  asg749d

  1 April, 2011 13:30

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• RE: Ubuntu 11.04 (Natty Narwhal) Beta 1

  "...is plugged to the power source." duhh.... @_@

  

  widiantozhu@...

  1 April, 2011 19:27

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  • RE: Ubuntu 11.04 (Natty Narwhal) Beta 1

    @widiantozhu@...
    no, laptops can die in the install - plug it in

    

    7of9709870987

    2 April, 2011 07:27

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• RE: Ubuntu 11.04 (Natty Narwhal) Beta 1

  Ubuntu doesn't erase Windows partitions, people who don't investigate I.e Google how to do it correctly do
  I am

  

  Mattster67

  2 April, 2011 15:14

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• RE: Ubuntu 11.04 (Natty Narwhal) Beta 1

  Over All I Am Loving To Checkout Ubuntu 11.04 before any does...hope it will be awesome

  

  Saad Programmer

  3 April, 2011 08:30

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• RE: Ubuntu 11.04 (Natty Narwhal) Beta 1

  Give them non-obtrusive interface.
  Give them easy to use installer.
  Give them motherloads of modern applications.
  
  Probably serve the needs of general casual users without the costs of Windows license and/or OSX-regulated hardware -

  

  croncron85

  3 April, 2011 09:31

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  • What windows cost?

    @croncron85 I don't know one person who has actually paid anything for a windows license. OEMs pay almost nothing for it. It might save you $25 off the cost of a PC, maybe, but since those PCs arn't sold in volume, stores don't get a volume discount, so the PC hardware would cost outlets more, negating the cost.
    
    Personally, I see the question of the OS as simply old news. When we open our workstations, laptops, etc., all we do are cloud apps anyway. Your browser is your OS now.
    
    Linux needs a better development environment too, something simple, yet powerful. If your answer to this is Eclipse, I feel sorry for you.

    

    A Gray

    21 April, 2011 07:48

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• Floppy Drive????? - First run - Places menu

  Floppy Drive????? (Again!) (Still can't believe it!)

  

  pjher

  4 April, 2011 08:31

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