codename Feisty. Ubuntu 7.04 includes some very interesting stuff.
1. windows migrating assistant
2. auto download of media codec when open media files, this is a big complain from many new users, and in 7.04, it was almost totally solved, mp3, aac, xvid, divx, wmv, etc, etc all played well. (almost, means commercial DVD playback still is a little bit tricky for new users.)
3. desktop effects, final release probably will only includes wobbly windows and 3D cube virtual desktops. But Beryl is already in Ubuntu's repositories, so its very easy to get 3D effects on very basic video settings, (works well on my Mobile Radeon 7500 with 32MB VRAM)(so far, its leading among all OSes). as described in this video: http://youtube.com/watch?v=NoF8_Ivdq1c
This screenshot is my actual setup, for other effects and official pics, read my follow up posts below:
I played with it for almost a day so far, its very well build. Whoever interested can download *.iso file from http://releases.ubuntu.com/7.04/ Its a LiveCD, means system can be run from CD without any affect on your original System, of course, to install Beryl, U need to install it.
Also, the final release will be in mid April, at which users can goto their store and order CDs for free (completely free, no shipping cost at all.)
1. windows migrating assistant
2. auto download of media codec when open media files, this is a big complain from many new users, and in 7.04, it was almost totally solved, mp3, aac, xvid, divx, wmv, etc, etc all played well. (almost, means commercial DVD playback still is a little bit tricky for new users.)
3. desktop effects, final release probably will only includes wobbly windows and 3D cube virtual desktops. But Beryl is already in Ubuntu's repositories, so its very easy to get 3D effects on very basic video settings, (works well on my Mobile Radeon 7500 with 32MB VRAM)(so far, its leading among all OSes). as described in this video: http://youtube.com/watch?v=NoF8_Ivdq1c
This screenshot is my actual setup, for other effects and official pics, read my follow up posts below:
I played with it for almost a day so far, its very well build. Whoever interested can download *.iso file from http://releases.ubuntu.com/7.04/ Its a LiveCD, means system can be run from CD without any affect on your original System, of course, to install Beryl, U need to install it.
Also, the final release will be in mid April, at which users can goto their store and order CDs for free (completely free, no shipping cost at all.)