Ubuntu12.10 breaks the barriers between PCs and networks and integrates cloud applications

Canonical announced earlier that it will release the Ubuntu12.10 desktop version, which will be officially available for download on April 9, October 18. This update will focus on integrating the desktop operating system and cloud services. In the Integration Section of Ubuntu12.10 table store and cloud services, if you want to search for Dash internal files, you can search for hard disk information on the local end and use OnlineAccounts) you can directly access the authentication materials of various websites, such as GoogleDrive,

Canonical announced earlier that it will release the Ubuntu 12.10 desktop version, which will be officially available for download on April 9, October 18. This update will focus on integrating the desktop operating system and cloud services.

In the integration of Ubuntu 12.10 and cloud services, you can search for Dash files, in addition to the hard drive information on the local end, and use Online Accounts) this feature allows you to directly access the authentication materials of various websites, including services such as Google Drive, Flickr, and Facebook that have been logged on to store the materials, in addition, paid or free content such as Amazon and Ubuntu One Music Store will appear in the "More Suggestions" column.

In addition, this release also includes the new "Previews" feature, which provides the Dash search result to be displayed in a large and clear thumbnail, so that users can quickly find the information they need, in the preview window, confirm the relevant information.

As for the new Web Apps feature, the desktop operating system and online operating environment are integrated for the first time, allowing users to directly access the desktop, such as Facebook, Twitter, and Last. frequently used network applications such as FM, eBay, and Gmail do not need to open the browser any more, thus reducing the trouble of enabling web applications.

For personal cloud services in Ubuntu One, the beta version has been built on Mac OS X, Windows, iOS, and Android platforms, and a free 5 GB storage space is provided, allows users to freely access files, music, photos, videos, and other materials. In addition, Ubuntu One also provides the recommended feature. As long as new users are recommended to use Ubuntu One, more storage space is available. In the new API section, the official version provides the synchronization function, allowing developers to use the Ubuntu One service through self-designed applications.

The remote login option is also added in this update, allowing users to log on to the Citrix, VMWare, Microsoft, and other operating systems with the desktop virtual server to implement enterprise application virtualization applications.

At present, Ubuntu 12.10 will be available for download after January 1, October 18. For details, refer to here.

In addition, the Ubuntu 12.10 version of the Server version will be available for download on October 13, October 18, mainly using the latest OpenStack Folsom version and convenient deployment and management tools, you can deploy distributed applications on Private clouds, public clouds, x86, or ARM servers, or on a developer-specific notebook to reduce the time required for a large amount of work.