See the fun unravel in #ubuntu-release-party on Freenode. 🙂
More fun to announce soon.
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man!I can’t hold the excitement
It’s a pity that I won’t be at home this weekend to upgrade my box. I hope that I will find some spare time during the next week to do it.
I won’t upgrade my job machine until I know for sure that the upgrading process is painless. I learnt that upgrading to 6.10 by the hard way, the upgrade broke the installation in several places and I lost one day or two of work.
Anyway, I’m pretty excited about this new version. Well, it happens to me every time.
Javier P.S. Sorry for the bad English
It is a great tragedy that they would ship something were encrypted wireless is completely broken. It’s like a distro that cannot read a quarter of the world’s CD drives.
I second greg on this, latest 2.6.20-15 broke my wifi badly. What was wrong with 2.6.20-14 to issue a new version of the kernel so near of the release ?:neutral:
Well I guess I’ll stay with the 2.6.20-14 to enjoy the release 😆
That said, nice work. Feisty look shines 🙂