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It is being observed that growing popularity of Ubuntu 11.04 provides promising future to Linux. The basics are same as in many Linux distributions, but it is based on Debian Linux. With an emerging awareness of buying Linux based operating system, Ubuntu may become a popular Linux-based distro. There are a couple of things which can be still improved about it.

If you like Ubuntu 11.04, but not the Unity desktop, then you will not have to wait longer for the next release Linux Mint 11.
If you like Debian, you may use recently released Debian 6.0.

If you require something more advanced, along with Ubuntu, you can make use of SimplyMEPIS.
Open your minds and move towards the Debian Family!

© ianloic

Ubuntu 11.04 provides promising future to Linux. The basics are same as in many Linux distributions, but it is based on Debian Linux. With an emerging awareness of buying Linux based operating system, Ubuntu may become a popular Linux-based distro. There are a couple of things which can be still improved about it.

If you like Ubuntu 11.04, but not the Unity desktop, then you will not have to wait longer for the next release Linux Mint 11.
If you like Debian, you may use recently released Debian 6.0.

If you require something more advanced, along with Ubuntu, you can make use of SimplyMEPIS.
Open your minds and move towards the Debian Family!

CloudSigma AG, a prominent European cloud server provider has recently announced the latest Ubuntu 11.04 servers for deployment in its cloud. The customers of CloudSigma can now enjoy the leverage of using this new Ubuntu release for high performance deployment on cloud. Patrick Baillie, CEO said that one of the prime benefits of using CloudSigma is their open software layer with the facility to add new software releases.

The servers are on free 7 day trial with chance of exploring Ubuntu 11.04. Also it is possible to have full root access and new Ubuntu 11.04 server can be added by just calling one API function. Users can enjoy the latest facilities from Ubuntu and still it is 100% percent managed by the user where user can implement their own security policies.

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