Which Ubuntu should I install? 12.04.1 or 12.10?

Which Ubuntu should I install? 12.04.1 or 12.10?

Which Ubuntu should I get? Which Ubuntu should I download? Which Ubuntu should I install? Unknown   10:03 AM

As
it happens with every new release of Ubuntu, it is compared to the last
release. And if the last release is an LTS, a comparison is definitely
required to answer - is the new release good enough to motivate users
leave the long term support version and embrace the latest one? My
current review is focused on the same question.


From Ubuntu 12.10 Comparison

I am comparing here the

Snowlinux 4 XFCE Review: The Smoothest one but very very bland!

Snowlinux 4 XFCE Review: The Smoothest one but very very bland!

XFCE 4.10 Unknown   12:17 PM

Lets begin with a note of thanks to the Snowlinux developers - each one of their distro I have tested and/or used, are very stable and give amazing performance. However, I never really liked the themes they use, if Crystal was bland, Glacier is blandest with everything - wallpaper to panel, in white. In Glacier series, the less you speak of the default wallpaper (the Push to Start one), it is

Fedora 18 Spherical Cow LXDE Review: Among the best in LXDE

Fedora 18 Spherical Cow LXDE Review: Among the best in LXDE

performance Unknown   12:07 PM

Fedora has always intrigued me to keep track of the
latest happenings in the Linux world and especially what's brewing at
the RHEL stable! Also, if I think of a comparable distro to Ubuntu,
Fedora is the only legitimate choice! Just like Ubuntu, Fedora also
inspires innumerable spins (like Kororaa, Fuduntu, of which I am a big
fan now!). So, when the release note
of Fedora came on 15th

Fedora 18 Spherical Cow XFCE Review: Works well but a bit bland!

Fedora 18 Spherical Cow XFCE Review: Works well but a bit bland!

XFCE 4.10 Unknown   1:04 PM

Fedora has always intrigued me to keep track of the latest happenings in the Linux world and especially what's brewing at the RHEL stable! Also, if I think of a comparable distro to Ubuntu, Fedora is the only legitimate choice! Just like Ubuntu, Fedora also inspires innumerable spins (like Kororaa, Fuduntu, of which I am a big fan now!). So, when the release note of Fedora came on 15th Jan, I

Fedora 18 Spherical Cow KDE Review: Pure KDE centric and works very well!

Fedora 18 Spherical Cow KDE Review: Pure KDE centric and works very well!

performance Unknown   10:50 AM

Fedora has always intrigued me to keep track of the latest happenings in the Linux world and especially what's brewing at the RHEL stable! Also, if I think of a comparable distro to Ubuntu, Fedora is the only legitimate choice! Just like Ubuntu, Fedora also inspires innumerable spins (like Kororaa, Fuduntu, of which I am a big fan now!). So, when the release note of Fedora came on 15th Jan, I

Fedora 18 Spherical Cow Gnome Review: Stable and efficient with professional looks but has Gnome 3 agonies!

Fedora 18 Spherical Cow Gnome Review: Stable and efficient with professional looks but has Gnome 3 agonies!

linux Unknown   12:00 PM

Fedora has always intrigued me to keep track of the latest happenings in the Linux world and especially what's brewing at the RHEL stable! Also, if I think of a comparable distro to Ubuntu, Fedora is the only legitimate choice! Just like Ubuntu, Fedora also inspires innumerable spins (like Kororaa, Fuduntu, of which I am a big fan now!). So, when the release note of Fedora came on 15th Jan, I

Ultimate Edition 3.5 Review: Ugly but fully loaded!

Ultimate Edition 3.5 Review: Ugly but fully loaded!

Xubuntu Unknown   8:17 AM

My first exposure to Ultimate edition was with 3.4. I installed the 64-bit one to my newly bought Core i7 3rd gen. laptop with 8 GB RAM last year, but had to remove it bugged by it's instability. First the default interface is devoid of much aesthetics, Second, effects are too loud and most important, third, instability - not a single day passed with something or the other crashing in the