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Ubuntu 12.04 Review – Precise Pangolin

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Last week Canonical released Ubuntu 12.04 LTS , Precise Pangolin! This review includes high-def screencasts of features like the HUD, dash lenses, and other fun stuff you won’t expect! || Join the chat: fb.me || Free Access to Jackthreads:jthrds.co Download Ubuntu 12.04 here: www.ubuntu.com

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May 12, 2012 Linux Fan

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