According to the Canonical company plan, the Second Public Beta version of Ubuntu11.10 should be completed in April October 6, and then the candidate version of Ubuntu11.10 will be released. Obviously, this is not the case. Only candidate versions will be released today. You know, the official version of Ubuntu11.10 will be officially released next Thursday according to the schedule, so that the test time for the candidate version is only three days, the three days are really too tight. Don't say, if you want to play a play candidate edition,: http://iso.qa.
According to the Canonical company plan, the Second Public Beta version of Ubuntu October 6 should end in 11.10, and then the candidate version of Ubuntu 11.10 will be released later. Obviously this is not the case. The candidate version will be released only today.
You should know that the official Ubuntu 11.10 version will be officially released next Thursday according to the schedule, so it will only take three days for the testing of the candidate version, the three days are really too tight.
Don't say, if you want to play a play candidate edition,: http://iso.qa.ubuntu.com/qatracker/
This is not the official version, but it is very close to the official version of Ubuntu 11.10, but I suggest you do not use it as your common system. After all, it is a test version.