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[pcHuntqwerty]

Enjoy the simplicity of Ubuntu's stylish, intuitive interface. Take Ubuntu for a test drive with the online tour in your web browser.

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The demo of Ubuntu OS with the power of HTML5!

Edited by pcHuntqwerty, 14 October 2011 - 09:22 PM.

[Eye Pie Rate]

They keep coming out with new ways to try Ubuntu and quite frankly it's all getting a bit much now.

[YeoMX]

They keep coming out with new ways to try Ubuntu and quite frankly it's all getting a bit much now.

I disagree. This is awesome. Ubuntu is a great OS and this just raises the bar.

[InlineSkate]

They keep coming out with new ways to try Ubuntu and quite frankly it's all getting a bit much now.

I disagree. This is awesome. Ubuntu is a great OS and this just raises the bar.

This is hardly an original idea from Ubuntu though.

Didn't Microsoft do this with Vista?

[maac]

well you cant do anything in this demo, kind of pointless.

[YeoMX]

They keep coming out with new ways to try Ubuntu and quite frankly it's all getting a bit much now.

I disagree. This is awesome. Ubuntu is a great OS and this just raises the bar.

This is hardly an original idea from Ubuntu though.

Didn't Microsoft do this with Vista?

No. You had to have a certain Windows OS to view testdrive.

[maxxxem1]

why do think Ubuntu is a free for all ..because no one would pay for it

[Preath]

I dont like Unity... -.- its so locked up, you cant modify anything anymore. The themes (VS) are only two now and two high contrast. And the top panel is no more modifiable.. and when i tried 11.10 in VMWare, the snapping windows did not function as it did in previous versions of Ubuntu Unity. I still prefer Gnome 2 before Unity and Gnome 3 is out of the question, it can go and die.