Kubuntu 11.10 – A Very Early Review
In the twilight hours of this morning, I thought I’d take an look at the new Kubuntu 11.10, codenamed “Oneiric Ocelot”. Well, it seemed like a good idea at the time, in my half-awake non-caffeinated state.
Knowing how much you all dislike Ubuntu and how many of you might be considering a change to Kubuntu, I thought you might like a non-technical peek review of Oneiric.
I downloaded the 32bit iso from Ubuntu, created a virtual machine in VirtualBox, loaded the iso and booted the machine.
Within a couple of seconds I was looking at a boot menu asking me to Load Kubuntu. And that’s where fun began. KWin crashed not just once but every time I started the virtual machine to load Oneiric.
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