Probably cos they're going to announce an announcement on an alpha update for the last beta update and that if we are developing the new code then we are to stop wittering on and get our heads down to the grind-stone and get working again!
A Carafe of Ubuntu
Re: ubuntu- to make big announcement tomorrow?
Probably cos they're going to announce an announcement on an alpha update for the last beta update and that if we are developing the new code then we are to stop wittering on and get our heads down to the grind-stone and get working again!
Terabyte1
Non sibi sed omnibus = "Not for oneself but for all."
Dipped in Ubuntu
Probably a slight Branding/default look change. Canonical has been doing some heavy work with Dell and other big names, a more "popular" colour scheme may be in order. Whatever. The devs are working hard, and Ubuntu gets better every day.
Frothy Coffee!
Originally Posted by Ewingo401
No, you are not wrong.
Canonical switched from Google search to Yahoo, and Yahoo is merging with Microsoft to go against Google.
I guess they will change their logo and unveil their new theme for 10.04.
Grande Half-n-Half Cinnamon Ubuntu
The article says they are going to change the logo. I just made some desktop artwork with the old logo!
Chocolate-Covered Ubuntu Beans
Mark is switching from t-shirts to turtlenecks
Spiralinear.org: Humanity & Machines
I think there is a new theme coming, from what I've read elsewhere.
Maybe that's all it is.
Mark loosed his job on the 1st of March (from memory) also.
5 Cups of Ubuntu
Giving the forums <style>
I say there are going to be a lot of disappointed people tomorrow from the hype train of misconceptions.
If the only reason you think your software is better is because it's FOSS, you need to write better software
Caffeine Fueled
He's probably only going to announce the release of Alpha3 on thursday.
Gee! These Aren't Roasted!
That is not equal to signing Novell-style patent covenant with Microsoft. Canonical-Micrhoo! search deal is just about search. It does not have any exclusive patent licenses or royalties involved, therefore does not undermine Free Sofware. Unlike Novell deal with Microsoft.
I think they will just announce that some company ported its closed software to Ubuntu. Nothing special, I am not holding my breath.
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