The Ubuntu8.04TLS CD has been received (as shown in the figure below)

Yesterday I received the ubuntu8.04tls0000topedition installation CD, which should be the best in all Linux releases. The packaging of the disc is protected by foam. In addition to the disc, there is also a Ubuntu version label. Now there are only two discs in it, and two in Ubuntu7. Figure: ubuntu8.04tls0000topedition disc Cover front Ubuntu8.04TLS installation disc cover

Yesterday I received an installation CD for Ubuntu 8.04 TLS Desktop Edition, which should be the best of all Linux releases. The packaging of the disc is protected by foam. In addition to the disc, there is also a Ubuntu version label. Now there are only two discs in it, and two in Ubuntu7.

Figure: Front of the album art of Ubuntu 8.04 TLS Desktop Edition

The cover design of the TLS installation disc of Ubuntu 8.04 is more elegant than the previous one, but it is more pleasing to the eye.

The minimum requirement for installation requires 256 MB of memory. If liveCD is used only, only MB is required. It is estimated that some applications are started only after installation, or livecd does not start uninstalled programs.

Figure: The back of the album art of Ubuntu 8.04 TLS Desktop Edition

The Ubuntu Gift Program is intended for those who cannot download Ubuntu in remote areas. If you can download Ubuntu, download it first. This is a real voice from Ubuntu.

Figure: Ubuntu 8.04 sticker

Some have not heard of what Ubuntu is, so they are busy applying for it. They are also very patient to wait for foreign emails. Now Ubuntu 8.04 can be applied, there is no need to apply for a sticker for favorites, for receiving a foreign email, or for Ubuntu. Ubuntu is a young version of Linux, and they need funds to run it. If it cannot be done any day due to funding, this is not what we want to see.

After receiving the research, it is even more unnecessary. Many Ubuntu 8.04, whether it is China Telecom, China Netcom, China tietong, or CERNET, believe that download is not a problem.

Finally, I would like to like Ubuntu's global sharing plan.