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Showing posts with label official. Show all posts
Monday, September 25, 2017
Trilogia Final Fantasy XIII Official Strategy Guides para download
Trilogia Final Fantasy XIII Official Strategy Guides para download
"Aclamado por alguns poucos, odiado pela maioria", eis a� uma breve sinopse da trilogia mais polemica da hist�ria dos Final Fantasy. Com uma hist�ria repleta de pontas soltas, personagens n�o muito carism�ticos (ou n�o muito aproveitados) e decis�es question�veis de dire��o, Final Fantasy XIII marcou a era mais complicada da franquia. Felizmente, diferente da hist�ria sobre "rel�mpagos cor-de-rosa", todos os jogos da trilogia s�o extremamente divertidos de se jogar.
Foram estes guias que me auxiliaram a cria��o dos detonados exclusivos do J-RPG Spot e caso queira informa��es mais detalhadas (como no Lightning Returns que n�o cobri tudo), � extremamente recomendado baix�-los. Como tamb�m para voc� ter todos os guias bonitinhos em sua cole��o (ja que os pre�os dos mesmos no Brasil s�o n�vel HueHue MASTER!)
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Final Fantasy XIII
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Final Fantasy XIII-2
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Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII
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Observa��o: Infelizmente, � praticamente imposs�vel encontrar uma scan do guia do FFXIII-2 em melhor qualidade. Digo isso pois j� ter mais de um ano que busco um com tais caracter�sticas. J� o do Lightning Returns foi o que pude encontrar. Digo isso pois existe um com melhor resolu��o, por�m em franc�s, e como a l�ngua do tio Sam � praticamente universal, dei prioridade para o que est� dispon�vel para download.
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Friday, September 22, 2017
Tutorial Dapat Tema Line Official Secara Gratis
Tutorial Dapat Tema Line Official Secara Gratis
Halo,kembali lagi bersama saya, Kali ini saya akan membagikan artikel tentang Tema Line tyang mungkin bagi saya belum banyak orang yang tahu tentang hal ini. Saya Akan Memberitahukannya dari artikel ini.Jadi selamat membaca.Untuk pertama tama bukalah website "https://duniati.com/free-line-theme-android-download/"
Jika sudah Di-klik link-nya pilihlah Tema Line official Kesukaan kalian.Terus kalian Akan dialihkan Ke "Injy.in/".jika bukan Injt.in/ kalian langsung close karena itu iklan. Kalian Klik "skip Ads" jika sudah muncul. Kalian Akan dialihkan lagi ke "gwshare.com/". Kalian Harus lihat apajah link-nya gwshare.com/,jika bukan berarti itu adalah iklan. Kalian klik Create download link. Dan Yang terakhir kalian klik Download. Untuk Pemasangan Tema, Kalian bisa lihat di artikel saya sebelumnya di "http://edwardsulistijono.blogspot.co.id/2015/12/tema-line-untuk-android-theme-line-for.html" atau lihat di video di bawah ini, dengan syarat theme changer sudah diinstal di Android kalian.(bisa didownload gratis di playstore)
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Sunday, September 17, 2017
Ubuntu MATE 15 04 Vivid Vervet Beta 1 Released Gets Official Ubuntu Flavor Status
Ubuntu MATE 15 04 Vivid Vervet Beta 1 Released Gets Official Ubuntu Flavor Status
Ubuntu MATE 15.04 Vivid Vervet Beta 1 was released today. Lets take a look at whats new since alpha 2.
Unfortunately I didnt have time to test the other flavors (and for most of them, theres not much to say anyway), so Ill only cover Ubuntu MATE for this first beta release. However, Ill add links to the other flavors release notes (download links included), below:
- Ubuntu GNOME
- Kubuntu
- Xubuntu
- Lubuntu
- Ubuntu Kylin
You may also want to read:
- Ubuntu Flavors 15.04 Vivid Vervet Alpha 2 Available For Testing
- Ubuntu MATE 15.04 Vivid Vervet Alpha 2 Released
I should also mention that as usual, Ubuntu (w/ Unity) doesnt take part in alpha and first beta releases.
Now back to Ubuntu MATE 15.04 Vivid Vervet beta 1. The most important news is that Ubuntu MATE is now an official member of the Ubuntu family.
The first Ubuntu MATE release was 14.10, followed by 14.04 (thats not a typo, the 14.04 release was after 14.10 because the Ubuntu MATE devs wanted to provide a LTS, since non-LTS versions are only supported for 9 months), but both versions were unofficial and used PPAs to provide the latest MATE Desktop 1.8, which is no longer the case with Ubuntu MATE 15.04 Vivid Vervet beta 1.
Since Ubuntu MATE is now an official Ubuntu flavor, all the packages it ships with are now available in the Ubuntu repositories - that include MATE Menu, MATE Tweak, its default GTK theme(s) and so on.
Speaking of MATE Tweak, the tool has received a pretty important new feature, which allows switching between different panel layouts, including: Ubuntu MATE (default), Eleven (with a top panel for the menu, systray, etc. and Plank at the bottom, as the app switcher/launcher) and more:
This also means that Plank, the default elementary OS application launcher, is now installed by default in Ubuntu MATE (but its not used by default).
+Martin Wimpress posted a video which demonstrates this new MATE Tweak feature so check it out HERE. Note that in the video there are more panel layouts than there are available in Ubuntu MATE 15.04 Vivid Vervet beta 1 by default, because it depends on the packages installed on the system and for instance, the Ubuntu Indicator Applet, which was available in previous Ubuntu MATE releases, is no longer available in Ubuntu MATE 15.04 Vivid Vervet beta 1.
The reason for this is that the default Indicator Applet / Ubuntu Indicators dont support GTK2 by default. For the previous Ubuntu MATE releases, the Indicator Applet was patched to support MATE and it was available in a PPA, but since Ubuntu MATE 15.04 is now an official Ubuntu flavor, it cant ship with PPAs enabled by default and thus, it cant use Ubuntu Indicators out of the box.
However, you can install the Ubuntu Indicator Applet along with the Sound Indicator package (patched for MATE) in Ubuntu MATE 15.04 by following THESE instructions.
Another change in the latest Ubuntu MATE 15.04 Vivid Vervet beta 1 is the addition of Folder Color by default:
Folder Color is a tool which allows changing individual folder colors (useful to organize your folders, make some important folder stand out, etc.) and besides Caja, it supports Nautilus and Nemo.
Other changes include:
- added menu categories to System > Preferences;
- LightDM GTK Greeter Settings was updated to version 1.10;
- updated the default GTK theme (Yuko) with better GTK 3.14 support;
- thanks to a GTK2 bugfix, MATE should have better multi-monitor support;
- MATE Tweak allows switching between Marco and Compiz without requiring a logout/login;
- added PowerPC as an officially supported architecture;
- updated LightDM GTK Greeter to 2.0.0 which now includes a MATE logo in the session switcher;
- merged MATE Compatibility integration into upstream Compiz .
Here are a few more Ubuntu MATE 15.04 Vivid Vervet beta 1 screenshots:
This being a beta, there are a few known issues, most importantly: MATE 1.8x is not fully compatible with glibc>=2.43.1 and while this was fixed upstream, its not available in 15.04 yet so for now, youll have to use a PPA to get the fixes.
Other known issues include: the notification tray crashes on first start and randomly from time to time (32bit only), live switching between Compiz and Marco is experimental and may result in missing window decorations on some old GPUs (and in VirtualBox, at least that was the case in my test) and more.
Default applications/packages
Ubuntu MATE 15.04 Vivid Vervet beta 1 ships with the following applications installed by default: Caja 1.8.2, Pluma 1.8.1, Firefox 34, Thunderbird 31.4.0, LibreOffice 4.4.0, VLC 2.2.0, Rhythmbox 3.1, Shotwell 0.20.2, Pidgin 2.10.9, HexChat 2.10.1, Transmission 2.84, Cheese 3.14.1, two terminals - MATE Terminal 1.8.1 and Tilda 1.2.2 (which can be triggered via the F12 key), and Eye of Mate 1.8.0, on top of MATE Desktop 1.8.1.
Under the hood, the first Ubuntu MATE Vivid beta ships with the Ubuntu Linux Kernel 3.18.0-13, based on the upstream 3.18.5 Linux Kernel, Xorg server 1.16.2.901 and Mesa 10.5.0 RC1 (with RC2 available in the Proposed repository).
Download Ubuntu MATE 15.04 Vivid Vervet beta 1
Download Ubuntu MATE 15.04 Vivid Vervet beta 1
The link above includes the official release notes so make sure you read them before testing the latest Ubuntu MATE 15.04 beta 1!
Up next: Ubuntu MATE (and flavors) 15.04 Vivid Vervet final beta, which should be released on March 26th. All the Ubuntu flavors as well as Ubuntu (w/ Unity) will take part in the final beta release.
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Thursday, September 7, 2017
Ubuntu Budgie Becomes An Official Ubuntu Flavor
Ubuntu Budgie Becomes An Official Ubuntu Flavor
Quick update: Ubuntu Budgie is now officially an Ubuntu flavor. The team behind Ubuntu Budgie aims at making 17.04 (expected in April, 2017) its first release.
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| Budgie Remix 16.10 |
Initially called Budgie Remix, the Budgie-desktop powered Ubuntu flavor has its first unofficial release back in April (16.04).
Budgie Desktop is essentially a shell for GNOME, and it features a libmutter-based window manager, a customizable panel which includes an applet, notification and customization center, as well as a menu that offers both compact and category views.
Like Budgie Remix, Ubuntu Budgie should use GNOME applications by default, such as Files (Nautilus), Gedit, and so on, with extras like Plank dock, and various customizations.
Check out the official announcement HERE.
via Web Upd8 - Ubuntu / Linux blog http://www.webupd8.org/2016/11/ubuntu-budgie-becomes-official-ubuntu.html
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Thursday, August 31, 2017
Ubuntu source list generator official and 3rd parties servers
Ubuntu source list generator official and 3rd parties servers
The other day I was talking about the default sources.list file after a clean install on Ubuntu 9.10.
You can also generate an sources.list file from :
http://repogen.simplylinux.ch
You can choose from default main, restricted, universe and multiverse, and also from ubuntu security updates servers: security, updates, proposed and backports, and some 3rd parties repositories.
3rd party repositories: Abiword, Ailurus, AWN (Avant Window Navigator), Banshee, BaShare, Blueman, Breathe Icon Set, Cairo Dock, Chromium Project, Conky, Deluge BitTorrent, Dropbox, Emesene, Esmska, Exaile, FreeNX, GetDeb, GNOME-Colors PPA, Gnome-Do, Google Linux Software Repositories, Google Linux Software Repositories (testing), HandBrake, Kadu, KDE 3.5, KMess, Kubuntu Backports, Kubuntu Beta, Kubuntu Experimental, Kubuntu Updates, LMMS - Linux MultiMedia Studio, MediaInfo, Medibuntu, Mendeley Desktop, Miro HD Video Player, Mozilla Daily Build Team, OpenShot, Opera, Oracle Database 10g Express Edition, origami, Pidgin, Playdeb, PlayOnLinux, PPA for Kiwi Linux Members, qutIM (SVN), Skype, SMPlayer, Terminator, Themes for GNOME and Ubuntu, Tor: anonymity online, Ubuntu Tweak, VirtualBox, VLC Media Player, Vuze, Wicd, Wine, X Updates and XBMC Media Center.
Resources: Ubuntugeek
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Tuesday, August 29, 2017
Ubuntu 12 04 LTS Gets the Official Code Name!
Ubuntu 12 04 LTS Gets the Official Code Name!
As most knows, with almost all the other GNU/Linux distributions (or other major software projects in general), Ubuntu also assign a code name every time they release a new version of their operating system. The current version number is 11.04 has the code name of "Natty Narwhal" and the upcoming 11.10 is called "oneiric ocelot".
Im not a marketer thus have very little knowledge about how or why code names are used... but I guess it has something to do with branding. Anyhow, few hours ago, Mark Shuttleworth announced (the founder of Ubuntu OS) the official name for the upcoming 12.04 which will be released in 2012 April (if everything goes according to plan) and itll be called, Precise Pangolin!.
As always, Mark had something interesting to say about the name (or the creature behind the name actually)...
"Now, I�ve recently spent a few hours tracking a pangolin through the Kalahari. I can vouch for their precision � there wasn�t an ant hill in the valley that he missed. Their scales are a wonder of detail and quite the fashion statement. I can also vouch for their toughness; pangolin�s regularly survive encounters with lions..."Anyway, the 12.04 release has another importance also since its the "Long Term Support" (a.k.a LTS) which is for those who just cant stand for having to update their OS once every 6 months. So, once every 2 years a LTS version is released which carries no particular differences in packages but will be supported by Ubuntu (updates, bug fixes, etc) up to 3 years for the desktop edition and 5 years for the Ubuntu Sever Edition.
And in somewhat a recent interview, Mark said that they "might" replace Firefox with Google Chrome which could have happened with the 12.04 version but since its the LTS version ... it wont. But it could be something thatll take place in the 12.10, perhaps.
Anyhow if youre wondering about the official code name for the upcoming Ubuntu 12.04 (both LTS and the standard versions)... then its Precise Pangolin and its all about surviving the "lion"!.
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Friday, August 25, 2017
Ubiquity and Installing Ubuntu and its official flavours
Ubiquity and Installing Ubuntu and its official flavours
Hi,
One of the things I really love about Linux (Ubuntu) Communities is that one Question or Problem could become a Community Debate/discussion where many get involved and start brainstorming, discussing, agree or disagree, share thoughts and ideas, etc. That is, for sure, one of the strong feature of Linux and Ubuntu specifically.
Having that said, today, a Hot Discussion has started over the Mailing List because of this Thread on Ubuntu Forums.
While there is NO DOUBT the User has done a serious mistake by NOT backing up his/her Important Date BEFORE installing Ubuntu, there is NO WAY to blame the system since each and every Operating System in the world will only accept commands from the user and if the user will assume that the system will actually think and read the users mind, this is the users fault. The whole thing could have been avoided by doing a simple backup, that is all :)
It did not stop right there, the discussion went to another direction or point which is:
See this Email.
If truth to be told, I am sick (having bad flu) and my concentration is not at its best, obviously. After sometime, I realized the issue reported on Ubuntu Forum has nothing to do with the Email in a way. Why?
Because the mistake that the user did was simply failing to READ carefully on this slide:
And, to anyone who can read, it can NOT be more clear and obvious as the warning is quite clear and readable.
While the Email is talking about this slide:
Now, if someone has failed to read what was written on the first slide, I could expect nothing but he/she will have hard time with the second slide (Partitioning Slide).
What I personally think is:
ANY User who is willing to install Ubuntu or any of its official flavours, he/she MUST be aware of:
1- Backing Up his/her important Data before even downloading the ISO
2- READ/WATCH a HOWTO Install the system so that he/she will understand what exactly to be done, specially, if he/she is a newcomer to Linux/Ubuntu.
HOW TO Solve this?
The solution is very, VERY easy and simple:
1- Mention this Note:
"Please, make sure to backup your files and important data before anything else. Do not assume that Ubuntu GNOME will do it for you automatically."
2- Create a YouTube Video and add the link as shown above.
BOTH the note and the video MUST be added to the Download Page either on the Website OR the Wiki Page.
That is all.
IMHO, there is absolutely NO NEED to do ANYTHING else extra. I dont see any thing wrong with Ubiquity.
Anything to be added will cost time and efforts. Time to discuss, time to start working and and etc. It might be trivial and so easy step to be done by an Ubuntu Developers but the time to do it + the time to discuss whether to do it or not + the time to discuss WHAT exactly to be done = WASTE OF TIME!
Instead, leaving a simple note "Backup your data before you download" and to go the extra miles, create a video that explains how to install Ubuntu with all the possible options and upload it to YouTube and JUST include the link on the Website and/or the Wiki Page ... all that, IMHO could save time and efforts and has another benefit:
Those who are so scared to install Linux will NO longer be scared whenever they will WATCH and SEE and LEARN how to install the system. Once they do, they will realize how easy it is and will fear no more :)
That is what I think :)
Thanks!
One of the things I really love about Linux (Ubuntu) Communities is that one Question or Problem could become a Community Debate/discussion where many get involved and start brainstorming, discussing, agree or disagree, share thoughts and ideas, etc. That is, for sure, one of the strong feature of Linux and Ubuntu specifically.
Having that said, today, a Hot Discussion has started over the Mailing List because of this Thread on Ubuntu Forums.
While there is NO DOUBT the User has done a serious mistake by NOT backing up his/her Important Date BEFORE installing Ubuntu, there is NO WAY to blame the system since each and every Operating System in the world will only accept commands from the user and if the user will assume that the system will actually think and read the users mind, this is the users fault. The whole thing could have been avoided by doing a simple backup, that is all :)
It did not stop right there, the discussion went to another direction or point which is:
See this Email.
If truth to be told, I am sick (having bad flu) and my concentration is not at its best, obviously. After sometime, I realized the issue reported on Ubuntu Forum has nothing to do with the Email in a way. Why?
Because the mistake that the user did was simply failing to READ carefully on this slide:
And, to anyone who can read, it can NOT be more clear and obvious as the warning is quite clear and readable.
While the Email is talking about this slide:
Now, if someone has failed to read what was written on the first slide, I could expect nothing but he/she will have hard time with the second slide (Partitioning Slide).
What I personally think is:
ANY User who is willing to install Ubuntu or any of its official flavours, he/she MUST be aware of:
1- Backing Up his/her important Data before even downloading the ISO
2- READ/WATCH a HOWTO Install the system so that he/she will understand what exactly to be done, specially, if he/she is a newcomer to Linux/Ubuntu.
HOW TO Solve this?
The solution is very, VERY easy and simple:
1- Mention this Note:
"Please, make sure to backup your files and important data before anything else. Do not assume that Ubuntu GNOME will do it for you automatically."
2- Create a YouTube Video and add the link as shown above.
BOTH the note and the video MUST be added to the Download Page either on the Website OR the Wiki Page.
That is all.
IMHO, there is absolutely NO NEED to do ANYTHING else extra. I dont see any thing wrong with Ubiquity.
Anything to be added will cost time and efforts. Time to discuss, time to start working and and etc. It might be trivial and so easy step to be done by an Ubuntu Developers but the time to do it + the time to discuss whether to do it or not + the time to discuss WHAT exactly to be done = WASTE OF TIME!
Instead, leaving a simple note "Backup your data before you download" and to go the extra miles, create a video that explains how to install Ubuntu with all the possible options and upload it to YouTube and JUST include the link on the Website and/or the Wiki Page ... all that, IMHO could save time and efforts and has another benefit:
Those who are so scared to install Linux will NO longer be scared whenever they will WATCH and SEE and LEARN how to install the system. Once they do, they will realize how easy it is and will fear no more :)
That is what I think :)
Thanks!
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Saturday, August 12, 2017
Ubuntu MATE 15 04 Released First Version As An Official Ubuntu Flavor
Ubuntu MATE 15 04 Released First Version As An Official Ubuntu Flavor
Ubuntu MATE 15.04 was released today, this being the first version as an official member of the Ubuntu family. Compared to the previous releases, when the distro was an unofficial flavor, there are numerous changes, including new default applications, a built-in panel layout switcher, new default theme and much more.
For those who are not familiar with MATE, this is a GNOME 2 fork which lets you use the old GNOME 2 desktop interface and applications but it also allows you to use new applications so for instance, you can use Gedit 3 if you want, etc.
Changes in Ubuntu MATE 15.04 (Vivid Vervet)
Note: the changes below are between Ubuntu MATE 15.04 and 14.10. Some of these changes were already present / were backported to Ubuntu MATE 14.04 LTS (which was released after 14.10).
One of the most interesting changes for regular desktop users in Ubuntu MATE 15.04 is MATE Tweak, which is installed by default and comes with a couple of new features which many MATE users will love.
Firstly, the app now allows switching between Compiz and Marco, just like in Linux Mint 17.1 MATE, without having to restart the session:
CompizConfig Settings Manager, the tool which allows enabling various Compiz plugins and tweaking its settings, is not installed by default though.
And secondly, the tool can now be used to switch between various panel layouts, including: Ubuntu MATE (default), Eleven (with a top panel for the menu, systray, etc. and Plank at the bottom, as the app switcher/launcher) and more:
Depending on the packages installed on your system, more layouts can show up here. For instance, if you install the Ubuntu Indicator Applet from the PPA linked below, youll get an extra panel layout with Ubuntu Indicators.
Another change compared to the previous (unofficial) Ubuntu MATE releases is that Ubuntu MATE 15.04 doesnt support Ubuntu/Unity Indicators out of the box because they dont support GTK2:
The Ubuntu Indicator Applet version used in previous Ubuntu MATE releases was patched to work with GTK2 and it was available in a PPA - since Ubuntu MATE 15.04 is an official Ubuntu flavor, it cant use PPAs by default and thus, the patched Indicator Applet is not provided on a fresh installation.
However, you can install the Ubuntu Indicator applet along with the Sound Indicator package (patched for MATE) from a PPA by following THESE instructions.
As for the artwork, Ubuntu MATE 15.04 ships with a new default theme, called Yuyo Dark, as well as a light "Yuyo" alternative:
However, Ambiant MATE is still used for the LightDM Greeter (login screen), probably because Yuyo still needs some tweaks to work to properly support it.
Also, compared to Ubuntu MATE 14.10, the default icon theme (Ambiant MATE) now uses green icons (this was already available in Ubuntu MATE 14.04), as you can see in the screenshots above.
Other changes in Ubuntu MATE 15.04 (Vivid Vervet):
- enabled restating X via Ctrl+Alt+Backspace;
- enabled screen reader activation via LightDM indicators and LightDM key bindings;
- enabled touch to click by default for touchpads;
- added menu categories to System > Preferences;
- thanks to a GTK2 bugfix, MATE should have better multi-monitor support;
- merged MATE Compatibility integration into upstream Compiz;
- Ubuntu 15.04 has adopted multilib GObject introspection runtime (gir) which means Caja plugins now work "out of the box";
- more.
Default applications / packages
The latest Ubuntu MATE 15.04 ships with MATE 1.8.2 and compared to Ubuntu MATE 14.10, it comes with quite a few new default applications:
- MATE Tweak (a MintDesktop fork) - lets you configure which icons to show on the desktop, enable/disable compositing, change the window buttons layout, show/hide icons in menus and buttons and more;
- MATE Menu (a MintMenu fork) - a searchable menu for the MATE panel. This is not the default menu, but you can add it to the panel by right clicking the panel, selecting Add to Panel and then adding "MATE Menu";
- Totem has been replaced by VLC;
- Plank, the elementary OS dock, is now installed by default in Ubuntu MATE (but its not used by default);
- Tilda, a Quake-like drop-down terminal;
- Folder Color, a Caja (it also supports Nemo and Nautilus) extension which allows changing individual folder colors (useful for organizing your folders, make some important folder stand out, etc.), as well as change all the the folder colors or add emblems;
- guvcview, an app that uses your webcam to take photos and videos;
- LightDM GTK+ Greeter Settings, a tool which allows modifying various login screen settings such as the theme, font, background and much more.
Here are screenshots with some of these new default apps:
Besides the new default apps, Ubuntu MATE 15.04 ships with Firefox 37, Thunderbird 31.6.0, LibreOffice 4.4.2, Transmission 2.84, Shotwell 0.20.2, Rhythmbox 3.1, Pidgin 2.10.9, Brasero 3.12, Deja Dup 32 and HexChat 2.10.1, as well as the MATE 1.8.x core apps like Caja (file manager), Pluma (text editor) and so on.
Just like Ubuntu 15.04, the latest Ubuntu MATE release ships with the Ubuntu Linux Kernel 3.19.0 based on the upstream 3.19.3 Linux Kernel, Mesa 10.5.2, Xorg server 1.17.1, PulseAudio 6.0 and systemd 219 (and uses systemd as the default init system).
Download Ubuntu MATE 15.04
Download Ubuntu MATE 15.04 (now also available for Raspberry Pi 2)
Before installing it, make sure you read the official release notes! Also, note that Ubuntu MATE 15.04, like all non-LTS Ubuntu flavors, is supported for only 9 months!
To see whats new in Ubuntu (with Unity) 15.04, check out THIS article.
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