Ubuntu10.04LTS joins cloud computing service

Canonical released the latest UbuntuLinux desktop operating system Ubuntu10.04LTS (LongTermSupport), which is available for downloading earlier versions from 4/29. The new version integrates functions such as online storage, music download, and mobile data synchronization. The new version of Ubuntu10.04LTS enhances multiple features, improves the convenience of data sharing through cloud computing online services, and also improves mobile data synchronization and sharing. From 4/29 normal computers and netbook users

Canonical released the latest Ubuntu Linux desktop operating system Ubuntu 10.04 LTS (Long Term Support), which is available for downloading old versions from 4/29 onwards. The new version integrates functions such as online storage, music download, and mobile data synchronization.

The new version of Ubuntu 10.04 LTS enhances multiple features, improves the convenience of data sharing through online cloud computing services, and also improves mobile data synchronization sharing. Users of General computers and Netbooks are available for download from 4/29 onwards, and security updates are provided for three years. Canonical said that computer products with new systems will be launched this summer.

In terms of cloud computing, the new operating system provides free 2 GB of online storage space for users. If the space is insufficient, you can pay an additional 10 USD per month to rent a larger 50 GB space. In addition, the new version of the system also integrates the Ubuntu One Music Store online Music service for users to download DRM Free Music and Store it on the Ubuntu One Music Store for users to share content with different devices on their computers and mobile phones.

Looking at the demand for data sharing driven by the rise of smart phones, Ubuntu 10.04 LTS also supports data synchronization on mobile phones, which can synchronize data on iPhone and Android to computers.

In addition, in order to meet the needs of the Linux community to use software, in addition to providing applications in the open source community, the free software provided by non-open source software vendors, such as Adobe Reader, Flash, and Oracle Java, is also included for users to download and use.

After the desktop version of Ubuntu 10.04 LTS is launched, the 2013 LTS server version will be released in 10.04, and Ubuntu 10.10 will be launched in the second half of this year.