Upgraded

ByMike McBride Reading Time: 1 minute

Just finished upgrading my home desktop to Ubuntu 7.04. So far, so good. Now I’ve just got to do some research and figure out what’s new. Any of you Ubuntu fans want to point me in the direction of what’s new and cool in Fiesty? I’m looking forward to digging into it some more, but right now I need to get to bed. Been fighting with a nasty chest cold all week and am on the clock all day tomorrow to take photos at the Centennial Celebration at the Main Library. While that will be fun, and good experience, it is an all-day event. I should rest up!

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