Ubuntu13.04 official version released

Ubuntu13.04 is officially released today. Its code is RaringRingtail. It is the 18th major version of UbuntuOS and supports a period of 9 months. Ubuntu13.04 includes the following versions: desktop, server, cloud server, Netboot, UbuntuCore, UbuntuStudio, Edubuntu, Kubuntu, Xubuntu, Lubuntu, Ubuntu-GNOME, and UbuntuKyli.

Ubuntu 13.04 is officially released today, as it is codenamed Raring Ringtail. It is the 18th major version of Ubuntu OS and supports a period of 9 months.

Ubuntu 13.04 includes: desktop, server, cloud server, Netboot, Ubuntu Core, Ubuntu Studio, Edubuntu, Kubuntu, Xubuntu, Lubuntu, Ubuntu-GNOME, and the Chinese version of UbuntuKylin.

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Ubuntu 13.04 update components:
-- Linux kernel 3.8.8;
-- Unity 3D interface 7;
-- Upstart 1.8;
-LibreOffice 4.0
-- CUPS 1.6.2 and cups-filters 1.0.34;
-- Python 3.3;
-- X. Org 7.7;
-- Xorg Server 1.13.3;
-- Mesa 9.1.1;
-- GCC 4.7.3 toolchain;
-- Compiz Fusion 0.9.9;

Main features of Ubuntu 13.04:
-- GNOME version: This is the first release of Ubuntu Desktop version that relies entirely on the GNOME desktop environment;
-- Chinese version: UbuntuKylin Qilin, a version jointly developed by Canonical and China;
-- Unity 7 enhances desktop experience
-- Simplifies the Software Updater
-- The File Manager is re-designed and still uses Nautilus, but the version is updated to 3.6.3
-- The latest built-in office software LibreOffice 4.0
-- Integrate Twitter, Facebook, ownCloud, Windows Live (SkyDrive), Google, Yahoo! , Flickr and other popular social networks;
-- Use the latest Firefox 20 browser and the mail client Thunderbird 17.0.5
-- 13 exquisite wallpapers
-- Upstart User Sessions technology preview, which allows Upstart to monitor users' desktop Sessions
-- Other Details

Official download page: http://releases.ubuntu.com/13.04/

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