Alright… I was siting on my computer with a little time to share…
I have seen several cool OS evolution, Fedora’s, and much recently I saw Window’s (they missed Millennium Edition). I have seen tons and tons of screenshots of Ubuntu screenshots on the web. So I decided to set up this little evolution for the Ubuntu desktops…
As I looked at them I remembered different moments in my last two years. It literally brought tears in my eyes. and one can only wait til Gutsy hits the mainstream 
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This is a tribute to the Desktop Team… CHEERS GUYS…
P.S. maybe someone can do the same for Kubuntu, Xubuntu, Edubuntu, add infinitum… 
THE UBUNTU DESKTOP EVOLUTION
Ubuntu 4.10 Warty Warthog
Released Oct 20th, 2004
Notes: Initial release, support for x86, x86-64, PowerPC. ShipIt.
Ubuntu 5.04 Hoary Hedgehog
Released April 8th, 2005
NOTES: Inclusion of update-manager/upgrade-notifier, Kickstart compatibility, improved laptop support.
Ubuntu 5.10 Breezy Badger
Released October 13th, 2005
NOTES: Graphical boot process with progress bar (USplash), OEM Installer Support, Launchpad tracking, GCC 4.0
Ubuntu 6.06 Dapper Drake (LTS)
Released June 1st, 2006
NOTES: LiveCD and Installer on one disc, Ubiquity installer. First Long-Term Support release. The next LTS release is planed for Feisty+2.
Ubuntu 6.10 Edgy Eft
Released October 26th, 2006
NOTES: Automated problem reports, Upstart.
Ubuntu 7.04 Feisty Fawn
Released April 19th, 2007
NOTES: Migration assistant, KVM, Easy codec/restricted drivers installation, Desktop effects, WPA support, PowerPC support officially dropped.
Más vale que lloreis acordándote del momento en el que te puse el CD de Ubuntu en la mano!
jejeje
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Don’t use evolution and baby in the same sentence. It always remember me this clip from Pearl Jam
“Its evolution, baby”
I did it with that in mind
Nice!
Very cool. I think looking back, the best background goes to “Hoary”. It looks much more unique than the others. This is a great retrospective.
Hoary was my favorite one.. and it was my first ubuntu and linux experience
I still sherish those cd’s I got one day of may
Brown to Orange. My times have changed.
Being Ubuntu a ‘beautified’ Debian clone, sinceresly … i’m not seeing any sign of evolution here. Really. Oh well, wait: promoting closed source and propietary tools like Launchpad … yeah, LOL.
Nah, Ubuntu is only a popular distro for extremly newbie users, without any real technical merit implemented (except all the work … copied from Debian). It’s a shame that all the hard work done by Debian isn’t being recognized … a shame. Nice move, Mr. Shuttleworth. A really nice marketing move. Shame on you.
Somebree… we passed that page a couple of years ago…
Here’s the hint… Launchpad is opening up
http://www.linuxpr.com/releases/9840.html
en avant
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emm.. bookmarked..
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Maybe that’s you! Having a look ahead to look you.