Category: Technology

The Ubuntu Linux team has now officially released version 5.10 of their alternative operating system. You can download a copy for free here.

This release, codenamed “Breezy Badger” continues to improve upon one of the friendliest Debian-based Linux distros available, all while keeping the system open to customization.

In addition to the Gnome-centric base version, you can get a KDE-based version called Kubuntu, as well as Edubuntu, which is focused on children’s educational environments.

ZDNet is reporting that Apple has acknowledged a manufacturing flaw in some iPod nano screens that can result in it cracking under normal use.

While Apple is allowing nano owners with defective screens to contact Applecare for a free replacement, the company has stated that the problem is from a specific part vendor and only affects less than one-tenth of 1 percent of the nanos currently in stores.

Chris Lanier posted two screenshots of the beta version of Windows Vista Media Center Edition on his blog recently.

It’ll be interesting to see how this interface works in real time, with the transparent menu layout and visual content organization.