Noticias: Ubuntu Linux 12.10 lanza como 13.04 rollos de desarrollo en

By are Michael Kerner

Ubuntu is one of most popular in today's world Linux distributions. Depending on that you create, the number of users of Ubuntu could well above 20 million for desktop and server installations.

Last week Ubuntu 12.10, the quantum Quetzal was officially launched, marking the second and last major update to Ubuntu Linux this year.

On the server side, the version of Ubuntu 12.10 mainly emphasizes by a key element: the cloud Folsom Stackops. Ubuntu was the first Linux distribution more important to embrace Stackops and remains the reference implementation of the base of the very popular open source cloud platform.

Ubuntu is not packaged and I support Folsom, the Linux vendor that also allows more robust provisioning and control through improvements to Juju. Juju is the transfer of Ubuntu system and in 12.0 Ubuntu system with a new visual interface has been improved. The new interface aims to make it easier for the visual system administrator to understand, control, and coordinate their environments, physical, virtual or cloud.

On the side of the desktop, Ubuntu 12.10 aiming to achieve its multi-faceted applications at the desktop and the cloud. The enhanced Dash interface has the ability to search both local and cloud storage. Search also includes the controversial inclusion of results from Amazon.

"12.10 Ubuntu is the operating system for multi-device era, said Jane Silber, CEO of Canonical. "Makes life much easier for users by adapting to the way Ubuntu really people access your content today: online and on the hard disk, at work and at home, on the phone and, of course, on the PC."

As Ubuntu 12.10 went out the door, founder of Ubuntu Mark Shuttleworth announced initial plans for the next version, 13.04. The first reveal large was the new name - the Ringtail workouts.

"Go read the dictionary. R is only loaded with juicy things that can not be used without invoking the wrath of the chorus type radge. Sigh, "Shuttleworth blogged. "However, somewhere between the laughably bustling and ran-tan reboantly, the libertine regnally and reciprocornously rorty, there was bound to be a good fit." "Something radious or rident, to wake up our rowthy rabble."

While the name of each new version of Ubuntu is an interesting exercise, perhaps more interesting now was a surprise decision that some internal development instead of doing all the work of development out in the open.

"We think it would extend an invitation to those who trust in us and who we have reasons to be confident, to work together on some 13,04 sexy surprises," Shuttleworth wrote. "Projects range from webby (javascript, css, html5) to artistic (obsesses about kerning and bands) scientist (are you an addicted framerate) to ostentatious (pixel shader sherpas wanted to) to the improvement of the privacy (how is your crypto?)" analytical (big daddy, big brother, pick your pejorative). "

Sean Michael Kerner is a senior editor at InternetNews.com, the news service of the network of edge of business IT, the network for technology professionals to follow on Twitter @TechJournalist.

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