Developers of open source operating system Ubuntu has announced the release of their latest operating system, Ubuntu 12.04 with Precise Pangolin as its release code. This new version brings several improvements and updated software packages with user interface display change.
Ubuntu 12.04 is including the release of LTS (Long Term Support) up to 3 years for desktop versions and 5 years for server versions. Ubuntu 12.04 is the first LTS release that receive long-term support up to 5 years. Previous LTS desktop versions only support up to 3 years.
Ubuntu 12.04 is using Unity desktop environment that has been used by Ubuntu since version 11.04 version, and this new release has many changes.
The most significant changes in Ubuntu 12.04 Precise Pangolin is the addition of HUD (Head-Up Display) menu that make users easier to access menu, the user just simply press a button to activate HUD and start typing what to do with the user.
Ubuntu 12.04 is including the release of LTS (Long Term Support) up to 3 years for desktop versions and 5 years for server versions. Ubuntu 12.04 is the first LTS release that receive long-term support up to 5 years. Previous LTS desktop versions only support up to 3 years.
Ubuntu 12.04 is using Unity desktop environment that has been used by Ubuntu since version 11.04 version, and this new release has many changes.
The most significant changes in Ubuntu 12.04 Precise Pangolin is the addition of HUD (Head-Up Display) menu that make users easier to access menu, the user just simply press a button to activate HUD and start typing what to do with the user.
