3G feature supported Ubuntu9.04 in Linux

Article Title: Support for 3G features Linux Ubuntu9.04 three versions. Linux is a technology channel of the IT lab in China. Includes basic categories such as desktop applications, Linux system management, kernel research, embedded systems, and open source.

Canonical announced the official launch of ubuntu 4/20 (desktop, server, and Notebook) on Monday ). The desktop and server versions can be downloaded free of charge from the 10th day, while the laptop version Ubuntu9.04NetbookRemix starts from the 10th day.

　　Desktop and portable

Canonical stressed that the 9.04 desktop version has added a number of enhancements that can improve user experience, including only 25 seconds of boot speed, enhanced standby-recovery function, Wi-Fi and smart switching between 3G, as well as support for more wireless devices and 3G network cards.

The new desktop version released this time will be an important step for mainstream PC users of Ubuntu, said JaneSilber, Senior Manager of Canonical operations, provide the latest word processing suite, support for Skype and AdobeFlash, and shorter boot time.

Ubuntu9.04 provides OpenOffice. org3.0, a suite that is compatible with Microsoft Office software.

For the notebook version Ubuntu9.04NetbookRemix, Canonical said that it provides faster boot speeds, enhanced power management, smart network switching, and other functions to meet user needs.

You can download and install NetbookRemix from Ubuntu.com. Currently, the following notebook products have completed the NetbookRemix 9.04 test: Macro? AspireOne, Asus EeePC1000, Dell Mini9, and ToshibaNB100.

　　Server version

In terms of servers, version 9.04 allows enterprises to deploy and manage their daily work more effectively, such as website construction, printing, databases, and email servers. Enhancements include the latest KVM virtualization technology, Samba file server support, and simple email server settings that integrate Dovecot-Postfix.

Currently, Canonical has cooperated with a number of companies, including IBM, Dell, and HP, to provide 45 mid-range servers for the Ubuntu 9.04 porting evaluation.

In addition, Ubuntu9.04 server version also supports ubuntuyunisecloud (UEC), the first commercial Linux version that can build a cloud environment in the enterprise firewall. At the same time, after the successful release of the test version last year, Ubuntu9.04 now fully supports AmazonElasticComputeCloud (EC2 ). UEC uses the Eucalyptus open-source system to enable enterprises to test and deploy Private clouds that comply with AmazonEC2API.