Just letting you guys know.

ReleaseLog Wrote:Good news for linux/Ubuntu users here. Today is released newest version of this popular linux distribution - v7.10 (codename Gutsy Gibbon). I use it personally on my own PC (dual boot with WinXP), and i can recommend it to anyone. No matter if you’re newbie in linux world, or linux geek, give it a try. It have all what u need for daily work on your PC, such as Office, multimedia, graphic and so on. If you’re multimedia fan (video producing, audio producing, graphic-web design), there’s a special version of Ubuntu named UbuntuStudio, which have bunch of applications included just for that. Best of all, Ubuntu is free of charge! So get your copy, you won't be disappointed. ;-)

What’s new in v7.10:

    * GNOME 2.20
    * Desktop 3D effects
    * Desktop search
    * Fast user switching
    * Firefox plugins in Ubuntu
    * Dynamic screen configuration
    * Graphical configuration tool for X
    * Fully automatic printer installation
    * Handling of non-free device drivers
    * NTFS writing
    * Power consumption
    * Encrypted hard disks
    * AppArmor security framework
    * Additional installation profiles for Ubuntu Server
    * Profile-based Authentication Configuration
    * Improved thin-client support

Torrent Download- HERE


edit by Diego: dl link http://releases.ubuntu.com/7.10/

(This post was last modified: 24/10/2007 04:08 AM by diego.)

Thanks for the update!

Sounds interesting - NTFS writing will make it a useful OS if your Windows is under strife :P

I'd suggest Damn Small Linux for your USB stick.

im on vista at the moment and want to install the ubuntu studio, anyone know an easy way to dual boot them or any guides?
thanks for letting us know about this YoYo :yes:

from what i remember, setting up Dual-Booting from a an external hard-drive is just like installing from an inbuilt one.
maybe partition the external drive and put Ubuntu on that (i think you can do that). but if you want to do that, use Google to find a good tutorial on how to do it so you don't stuff anything up ;)

as for booting 7.10 from a USB drive, check out this webpage: http://www.pendrivelinux.com/2007/09/28/...n-install/
i think it will answer your question perfectly :D

your welcome, I've had a bit of experience with Ubuntu before :D

J wants to put it on his dads old laptop but cnt untill his dad says he can... idk y he says no! :(