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Mark Shuttleworth made headlines not too long ago when he called for the Linux desktop to surpass Mac OS X in both beauty and functionality.

While a lot of folks thought that was breathtaking and audacious, I think he's aiming too low. I think Linux should aspire to equal or better the AmigaOS.

Mark Shuttleworth made headlines not too long ago when he called for the Linux desktop to surpass Mac OS X in both beauty and functionality.

While a lot of folks thought that was breathtaking and audacious, I think he's aiming way too low. I think Linux should aspire to equal or better the Amiga OS.

If everything goes on plan, the early alpha release of Ubuntu 9.04 (the Jaunty Jackalope) will be announced today.

There is almost month of last final Ubuntu release, Mark Shuttleworth and Ubuntu team starts to work on the next 9.04 version, more featured and desirable fastest bootable Ubuntu distribution.

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When Mark Shuttleworth had announced Ubuntu 9.04 in September, he expressed interest in making this popular Linux distribution boot "blindly quick", which shouldn't be surprising considering Ubuntu's presence on more and more devices through the desktop spin on notebooks, Ubuntu Mobile on MIDs, and Ubuntu Netbook Remix on netbooks.

Linked by Thom Holwerda on Sat 18th Nov 2006 18:23 UTC, submitted by editingwhiz South Africa native and current London resident Mark Shuttleworth, founder of Canonical Ltd.

Last week, during Ubuntu's OpenWeek, Mark Shuttleworth joined in for a two hour Q&A session, where he answered a wide range of questions regarding Ubuntu and its parent company, Canonical.

Mark Shuttleworth addressed his fans at the Ubuntu Open Week last week, and gave a sneaky peek into what we can expect from Ubuntu in the coming months.

Ubuntu founder Mark Shuttleworth participated in a Q&A session with Linux users and community members during Ubuntu Open Week.

The Ubuntu developer community conducted a series of public tutorials and discussions on IRC last week during Ubuntu Open Week.

The event attracted many enthusiastic Ubuntu users and contributors as well as other members of the open source software community.

Many of the Open Week sessions offer valuable technical insight into the development proce

Ubuntu founder Mark Shuttleworth participated in a Q&A session with Linux users and community members during Ubuntu Open Week.

He talked about the success of Dell's Ubuntu preinstallation offerings, his hopes for Linux in the mobile market, and ways that Canonical is giving back to the open source software community.