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جمعه 09 شهریور 1386, 16:37 عصر
The first version of Ubuntu (http://news.com.com/Ubuntu+carves+niche+in+Linux+landscape/2100-7344_3-5886194.html) scheduled for next year will be called Hardy Heron and will be the second of Canonical's Linux products to feature long-term support
Ubuntu's next update, Gutsy Gibbon, is due in October and will sport the version number 7.10, a reference to the year and month of its release. Following the six-
month release cycle, Hardy Heron, or 8.04, is scheduled for release in April 2008
Hardy Heron will be the second release to feature long-term support, in which Canonical sells support and provides bug fixes for three years for desktop versions and five years for server versions. The first release to feature long-term support was Dapper Drake, released in June 2006. Ordinary versions have support for 18 months
http://news.com.com/8301-13580_3-9768381-39.html
Ubuntu's next update, Gutsy Gibbon, is due in October and will sport the version number 7.10, a reference to the year and month of its release. Following the six-
month release cycle, Hardy Heron, or 8.04, is scheduled for release in April 2008
Hardy Heron will be the second release to feature long-term support, in which Canonical sells support and provides bug fixes for three years for desktop versions and five years for server versions. The first release to feature long-term support was Dapper Drake, released in June 2006. Ordinary versions have support for 18 months
http://news.com.com/8301-13580_3-9768381-39.html