What's new with Canonical's Ubuntu?

important question: do they have a start button ?

What's so important about having a start button? It's just a button...

I like that everything is new and being redone. Will see how it works in practice, but it looks promising to me.
 
Color purple--meh...
also, window borders--why this grey black--why not full black.

Window sizes are not yet consistent--every popup window has its own size--makes users just naar.
But, I like the concept anyway.
 
Seems like Ubuntu issues more new versions than cars from the US. I thought the 12.04 was supposed to be a long term release. Is it really necessary to keep on upgrading to the latest version all the time? The one I have now works really well and I canot fault it. However, there is always the feeling that I might be missing something by not having the latest version, or is this idea false?
 
Seems like Ubuntu issues more new versions than cars from the US. I thought the 12.04 was supposed to be a long term release. Is it really necessary to keep on upgrading to the latest version all the time? The one I have now works really well and I canot fault it. However, there is always the feeling that I might be missing something by not having the latest version, or is this idea false?
12.04 is for people, like me, that don't like regular upgrades. The only reason I left 10.04 is because I gave Unity a try and prefer it to Gnome.

However, they have to cater for the upgraders too.
 
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