Ubuntu users (or perspective users) take note 8.04 was just released. This release is named ‘Hardy Heron’ has long term support (LTS), meaning this desktop release will be supported for 3 years. Ubuntu 8.04 offers many attractive features, including (the somehow “important”) eye candy enhancements.
Having used the first LTS release of Ubuntu myself (6.06) exclusively for a year, I see no reason to believe the ‘successor’ will not be just as reliable. The only odd thing I see is the OS ships with a beta version of Firefox 3. This seems strange as I would think the developers of an LTS release would opt for the ‘tried and true’ release of Firefox.
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Unlike other LINUX op systems, Ubuntu can read-write Vista’s new version of NTFS (as well as XP’s.
However can this Ubuntu handle compressed Vista NTFS files/ folders/ drives? Inbuilt NTFS-Compression is needed for limited HDD or Flash-drive storage.