Leftovers: Ubuntu
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Ubuntu 15.10 Server edition arrives with OpenStack and containers at its core
CANONICAL HAS formally announced the latest version of its Ubuntu Linux operating system, which is now stable and ready for servers.
Ubuntu 15.10, also known as 'Wily Werewolf', will be available to download from 22 October, and is an incremental release designed as a bridge towards the next Long Term Support (LTS) release, 16.04, which is due in April 2016. It's also the first to run on the recently launched OpenStack Liberty.
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Ubuntu 16.04 LTS to Be Called Xenial Xerus
Mark Shuttleworth, the founder of Canonical and Ubuntu, has just announced the name of the new Ubuntu LTS that will launch in April 2016, and it's Xenial Xerus.
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Canonical Patches Four Security Flaws in Ubuntu 15.04 and 14.04 LTS
Canonical has released an important security patch for the kernel packages of Ubuntu 15.04 (Vivid Vervet) and Ubuntu 14.04 LTS (Trusty Tahr) operating systems.
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Canonical Targets OpenStack Deployments With Ubuntu 15.10
Canonical has released Ubuntu 15.10 (Wily Werewolf), a new version of its iconic software that delivers a number of incremental improvements for users and developers alike.
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Ubuntu 15.10 arrives with OpenStack Liberty and Autopilot management tool
Canonical is set to release the latest version of its Ubuntu Linux platform which, as tradition dictates, comes with the newest version of the OpenStack cloud computing platform, plus release versions of two Canonical technologies: the Autopilot tool for managing OpenStack deployment and LXD for containers.
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Canonical ships LXD as the default container engine in Ubuntu 15.10
Nearly a year after its introduction, LXD is finally coming of age. Canonical Ltd. will include the homegrown virtualization engine in the new version of its popular Linux flavor that is launching tomorrow as the default option for running containers in an effort to draw some attention away from the competition.
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Win an Ubuntu BQ Aquaris E5 Phone in the Wily Werewolf Origami Competition
Yes, it's that time of the year again, when a new release of the Ubuntu Linux operating system approaches and everyone in the community goes nuts. So how about winning an Ubuntu Phone?
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Ubuntu's Mir 0.17 Display Server Has Better Support for Third-Party Renderers
The Ubuntu developers are always hard at work to bring you all the latest technologies and software versions, and they have just released a new update for the next-generation Mir display server.
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Canonical to Show Off Ubuntu Snappy Core at the Dell World Event
Canonical will take its Ubuntu suite of distros, especially Ubuntu Snappy Core and other various products and will present them at the Dell World event that will take place in Austin, Texas, between October 20-22, 2015.
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