Ubuntu 13.04 is released today. You may also struggle to upgrade Ubuntu 13.04. Tens of millions of Ubuntu users around the world will also ask you the same question: & ldquo; should I upgrade to 13.04? & Rdquo; the release of the new version will inevitably bring about new changes and new features. Especially as a Chinese user, we are looking forward to the new surprise of Ubuntukylin13.04, a version customized for Chinese users, can it be completely localized?
Ubuntu 13.04 is released today. You may also struggle to upgrade to ubuntu 13.04. Tens of millions of Ubuntu users around the world will also ask you the same question: "Should I upgrade to 13.04?"
The release of the new version will inevitably bring about new changes and new features. Especially as Chinese users, we are looking forward to seeing new surprises from Ubuntukylin 13.04, a version customized for Chinese users, whether it can be completely localized remains to be seen.
However, from the test version, some users still think that the original version is better, so the release of the new version may make you hesitate, is it worth upgrading?
Multiple factors may influence such a decision. Laptop users may want to know if the new version has better battery performance, rather than the new features or hardware support improvements on the desktop.
For me, I am more concerned about whether the new version has a better experience-such as the System Boot speed and software boot speed. What I want is to run smoothly.
Another hope is that more functions are supported on the desktop, and some people are concerned about privacy protection.
In addition, 13.04 of the support time is only 9 months, which is much shorter than the 18-month support time provided by 12.10. For most people, this does not mean anything. In general, Ubuntu is still relatively stable, and there is almost no virus. Most of the upgrades are software program updates.
Speaking of this, we look forward to the new version. We will evaluate the official version of UbuntuKylin 13.04 later.
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