Ubuntu 11.10 In The Offing, Will Have ARM and Cloud Features

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News Posted: Sun, Oct 9 2011 11:46 PM
Reports from a variety of sources indicate that the forthcoming Ubuntu 11.10 (Oneiric Ocelot) will feature ARM architecture support as well as a variety of cloud features.

At the Open Stack conference in Boston this week, Jane Silber, CEO of Canonical (which makes Ubuntu), gave a keynote wherein she teased details of the upcoming distro, which is due to launch this week--Thursday, October 13th, to be exact.

This distribution of Ubuntu will run on the ARM architecture, although apparently it’s a little unpolished as of yet. Oneiric Ocelot will also feature OpenStack’s Diablo software and a cloud services tool called JuJu that automates starting up and shutting down cloud services on OpenStack.

Like many, we eagerly await Thursday, when we can see all the new Ubuntu features for ourselves.


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Can't wait to update my linux system with this new version and see what is in store :)

ARM processor support... does this mean we might see a linux tablet (Ubuntu HP tablets)

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realneil replied on Mon, Oct 10 2011 9:44 PM

Just think of it! A Bulldozer powered Ocelot!

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I know tablets are the new thing, but can I get a OS that actually caters to what I still plan on using as my main system a year from now which is a PC. Both Ubuntu and Windows have been doing nothing, but building in tablet stuff. The old Ubuntu Netbook Remix was awesome. They scrapped that and turned the regular version of Ubuntu in to a half as good tablet OS. Meh. I've switched to Mint for the moment.

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