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Final Ubuntu 11.10 spiffs up Unity, adds ARM server support
Oct. 13, 2011

Ubuntu 11.10 ("Oneiric Ocelot") was released, featuring makeovers for its Unity desktop and Ubuntu Software Center, a switch to Thunderbird email, and a new Deja Dup backup tool. On the server side, Ubuntu 11.10 adds ARM support, as well as a new "Juju" cloud management framework.

Most of the desktop changes to the Ubuntu 11.10 ("Oneiric Ocelot") Linux distribution were revealed in the alpha and beta releases, the latter coming in September. However, a few new wrinkles have popped up, and there's also plenty of server news, including new cloud features, and the first support for ARM-based servers (see farther below).

For the full story, see our Ubuntu 11.10 final coverage in LinuxDevices.



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