Ubuntu8.04HardyHeron development plan! Others prefer

The release of Ubuntu7.10Gutsy brings you both a pleasant surprise and a little disappointment. It doesn't matter. After all, this is over. Let's take a look at hard! Ubuntu8.04HardyHeron's development plan has been put on the agenda. At present, launchpad.net has released a number of dazzling development plans. We have clearly felt that the LTS version's hard drives are really worthy of the three LongTermSupport

The release of Ubuntu 7.10 Gutsy brings you both a pleasant surprise and a little disappointment.

It doesn't matter. After all, this is over. Let's take a look at hard! The development plan for Ubuntu 8.04 hard Heron has been put on the agenda. At present, there have been several impressive development plans released on launchpad.net.

We have clearly felt that the LTS version of hard will really be worthy of the three words -- Long Term Support!

For the current development plan of Ubuntu 8.04 hard Heron, we can see in detail:

Http://blueprints.launchpad.net/sprints/uds-boston-2007/+roadmap

Let's take a look at what happens to hard drive:

Improved font fine-tuning and rendering: Personally, I am very satisfied with the current font display, but I do not know what improvements will be made in this regard;

Comprehensive support for the mobile platform: Application and power management. He is ready to launch a comprehensive attack on the mobile platform. At that time, if mobile devices such as MID and UMPC are deployed, there will also be a hard voice;

Desktop effects: If Compiz 0.7 can be released as scheduled, he will combine the powerful Compiz 0.7 with the feedback from Compiz in Gutsy, continue to provide GNU/Linux desktop users with a better desktop experience;

KDE 4 for Kubuntu. KDE 4 will be integrated into 8.04 hard!

Brand new theme: the innovation of hard drive can not only be inside, but also the appearance. It is said that he will replace the long-used Human theme with a more "modern" theme. The icons, controls, borders, and logon interfaces will give you a fresh feel!

Module version OOo: OpenOffice.org has been closely integrated with Ubuntu. If you do not want to use OpenOffice.org to delete it, some important software packages may also be deleted. However, in the hard drive, OOo will make significant changes to the system, modularize and simplify it, remove a considerable number of Java software packages, and save disk space. Is it easy for users to delete it?

Streamline software and libraries: Hard Drive may make some major changes to the current software and libraries, merge or remove software packages and libraries with duplicate features or alternatives, thus saving CD space, it also brings efficient streamlining of the entire system;

X.org 7.3: hard will be equipped with the latest X.org 7.3 and will provide better tools for display adjustment. If the AMD driver is in a hurry, both the card and N card users will get a perfect display and support!

Automatic Bug reporting: to build a more stable system, hard drive will have an automated Bug reporting system. Of course, the user's privacy must be placed first;

Startup information display: Some people are unable to see the startup information after removing usplash in Gutsy. How can this problem be solved? Hard will change. Like Fedora, can you see all the startup items when starting the system?

The above are the development plans that have been discussed and some desktop selection for you. If any translation error occurs, please correct it.

Another feature that is being discussed is: Install Ubuntu on Windows! Just like Wubi, the principle and effect may be different.

Well, will there be more people willing to try Ubuntu?

How is it? Isn't it very attractive?

Believe it, because it is LTS!