One CD, two CD, three CD…
The CDs for the Danish Ubuntu LoCo team arrived today. Less than one week after release. That’s quite fast if you ask me!
The CD box contains 250 regular Ubuntu 9.04 CDs, 75 Kubuntu CDs and 75 server CDs. All i386, there are no 64-bit CDs this time. If you have 64 bit hardware and want a 64 bit OS, hopefully you know how to download that your self.
EDIT: Søren points out that the server CDs are in fact 64 bit.
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Jef Spaleta said,
April 29, 2009 @ 21:12
Do those cds contain Danish language support?
Pierre said,
April 29, 2009 @ 21:29
Woooow… the CD jackets are stylish
ethana2 said,
April 29, 2009 @ 21:34
Those sleeves look nice! Less is indeed more. I am pleased.
Thomas said,
April 29, 2009 @ 22:25
Why no 64bit? With the native flash plugin (and Java, if you want), it has finally become really useful. And with 4 GB of RAM becoming standard, you need it to address all your memory. So the time for 64bit has finally come – and we should be proud of that, because Microsoft still has some way to go.
val-gaav said,
April 29, 2009 @ 23:04
” 250 regular Ubuntu 9.04 CDs, 75 Kubuntu CDs”
Talk about the same claimed support for Gnome anf Kde … Sadly those numbers show exactly how much investment is put into KDE by Cannonical (ironically) … Yeah I know it’s offtopic, though it was the first thing to cross my mind after seeing 250 vs 75 numbers …
64-bit vs. i386 and Ubuntu vs. Kubuntu CDs | Søren C's blog said,
April 30, 2009 @ 12:47
[...] were a few comments to my latest blog post about the lack of 64-bit CDs in the LoCo CD box, and the reduced number of Kubuntu CDs compared to [...]
Server CDs are 64 bit | Søren C's blog said,
May 1, 2009 @ 14:29
[...] Seems like I was a bit to quick in my last two blog posts about the LoCo CDs. The server CDs are in fact 64 bit. Sorry for any confusion this may have [...]