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- | Let me start by saying that I am strictly a Long Term Support (LTS) person. I have been using Ubuntu since 10.04. Over the years I have dabbled into using interim releases, but, to tell you the truth, I don’t have that much free time to be forever mucking about with my OS. | + | **Let me start by saying that I am strictly a Long Term Support (LTS) person. I have been using Ubuntu since 10.04. Over the years I have dabbled into using interim releases, but, to tell you the truth, I don’t have that much free time to be forever mucking about with my OS. |
- | Enter Oracle VirtualBox. I love this application and cannot believe I waited so long to start using it. With VirtualBox, I am able to ‘play’ with new installations of Ubuntu (and other Desktop Environments), | + | Enter Oracle VirtualBox. I love this application and cannot believe I waited so long to start using it. With VirtualBox, I am able to ‘play’ with new installations of Ubuntu (and other Desktop Environments), |
- | I recently downloaded a daily build of “Jammy Jellyfish” and installed this in a virtual machine. I run sudo apt update/ | + | Permettez-moi de commencer en disant que je suis une personne qui n’utilise que les versions à support à long terme (LTS). J’utilise Ubuntu depuis la version 10.04. Au fil des ans, j’ai touché aux publications intermédiaires, |
- | But it’s thrilling to me to have a glimpse into the future of Ubuntu by having Jammy installed in the VM. In addition to filing bugs I find in Jammy, I also install my favourite apps and themes etc. After all, what I really am doing is seeing into the future, and whether or not all my favourite things about Ubuntu still work. There are still many months of development before Ubuntu 22.04 is released in April, so much fun to be had with new features and new applications on a regular basis. I am very pleased so far, and I thank the devs who work on Ubuntu to make it truly a World class Linux distribution. | + | VirtualBox d’Oracle entre en scène ici, car cette application me plaît un max et je ne peux pas croire que j’ai tant attendu avant de commencer à l’utiliser. Avec VirtualBox, je peux « jouer » avec de nouvelles installations d’Ubuntu (et d' |
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+ | **I recently downloaded a daily build of “Jammy Jellyfish” and installed this in a virtual machine. I run sudo apt update/ | ||
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+ | But it’s thrilling to me to have a glimpse into the future of Ubuntu by having Jammy installed in the VM. In addition to filing bugs I find in Jammy, I also install my favourite apps and themes etc. After all, what I really am doing is seeing into the future, and whether or not all my favourite things about Ubuntu still work. There are still many months of development before Ubuntu 22.04 is released in April, so much fun to be had with new features and new applications on a regular basis. I am very pleased so far, and I thank the devs who work on Ubuntu to make it truly a World class Linux distribution. | ||
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+ | J’ai récemment téléchargé un build quotidien de « Jammy Jellyfish » et l’ai installé dans une machine virtuelle. Je lance sudo apt update/ | ||
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+ | Mais pouvoir avoir une idée de l’avenir d’Ubuntu en installant Jammy dans la VM, me passionne. Outre faire des rapports de bogues que je trouve dans Jammy, j’installe aussi mes applis, thèmes, etc., préférés. Après tout, ce que je fais, c'est de regarder dans le futur et de voir si toutes les choses que je préfère dans Ubuntu fonctionnent toujours. Il reste pas mal de mois de développement avant qu' | ||
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