Ubuntu Desktop To Ubuntu Server

Ubuntu is a desktop application-oriented Linux operating system, the name of the "Ubuntu" in southern Africa, meaning "human nature", "I exist because everyone exists", is a traditional African values, similar to the Chinese Society of "benevolence" thought. Based on the Debian distribution and GNOME desktop environment, Ubuntu differs from Debian in that it publishes a new version every 6 months. The goal of Ubuntu is to provide an up-to-date, but fairly stable, and largely free software structure for general users ...

Ubuntu has always been a Linux desktop operating system striker, despite the top spot, but his popularity and user use is not so optimistic, on October 10 released the new server version of Ubuntu 10.10, the version is trying to from the cloud above, looking for a breakthrough, Using cloud computing at this stage of the trend, so that their version can be the largest range of user experience. In fact, starting with the Ubuntu 10.04 version, canonical started with Ubuntu one ...

Guide: Perhaps you think that http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/13835.html ">ubuntu only for the desktop field, and many of the reports on Ubuntu are really focused on consumer-centric design, such as Unity's introduction, to cross mobile phones, tablets, TV and PC as the goal of the design and so on. No matter how you look at it, Ubuntu is becoming the new generation overlord of the data center. Figure 1: Our familiar Ubuntu installation community ...

Introduction: Perhaps you think Ubuntu is only for the desktop, and many of the reports on Ubuntu are focused on consumer-centric design, such as unity, the design that spans phones, tablets, TVs and PCs, and so on.   No matter how you look at it, Ubuntu is becoming the new generation overlord of the data center. Figure 1: Our familiar Ubuntu installation interface sharpness Shuttleworth, Ubuntu founder Mark, said Ubuntu is now robbing red Hat E ...

This year's Ubuntu is a bit different from the Ubuntu in previous years. In other words, this year's Ubuntu has quietly entered the realm of cloud computing. A group of servers, connected through the network, forms what we call "the Cloud" ("Cloud"). However, the concept of "cloud" is not equal to the physical cluster of traditional servers, but is evolving through virtual technology into a new computing environment composed of many virtual machines. In Ubuntu alone, it is through the Opennebula virtual architecture engine ...

In fact, starting with the Ubuntu10.04 version, canonical started to offer cloud services through Ubuntuone, offering 2GB of free online storage and, if you want more space, paying an extra fee to buy. Cloud computing in recent years from a somewhat vague concept, gradually rise to the use of the stage. 　　 　　This makes every it vendor see infinite Business opportunities, canonical naturally also refused to ignore this sumptuous feast. After Ubuntu10.04 tasted the sweetness of cloud computing, Ubu ...

&http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/37954.html ">nbsp; Based on the Debian distribution and GNOME desktop environment, Ubuntu releases a new version every 6 months.     Regular desktop apps can receive 18 months of support, and desktop apps labeled LTS can be extended for longer periods of time. Ubuntu defaults ...

Http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/13967.html ">ubuntu 10.10 was officially released in October 2010, giving many Ubuntu users a lot of hope for this new system."  　　After all, Ubuntu 10.10 is the most user-friendly system canonical company has introduced, and has added many new features to it. Familiar with the Ubuntu system users understand, in the Ubun ...

Perhaps one day, cloud security vendors and cloud service providers will convince corporate CIOs that they can move corporate security-sensitive data and key programs from private clouds to public-sector platforms, but unfortunately, that day is far from over. Ubuntu 11.10 (Oneiric Ocelot) is officially released, this is the 15th major release of Ubuntu, desktop and server editions have a 18-month lifecycle. Ubuntu 11.10 includes the following versions: Desktop Edition, Server Edition, Ubunt ...

Ubuntu 11.10 (Oneiric Ocelot) is officially released, this is the 15th major release of Ubuntu, desktop and server editions have a 18-month lifecycle.   　　Ubuntu 11.10 includes the following editions: Desktop, Server, Ubuntu Cloud, Kubuntu, Xubuntu, Lubuntu, Edubuntu, Mythbuntu, Ubuntu Studio. #1, Ubuntu 11 ....