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on 19 April 2007

Congratulations Ubuntu

Thanks to the extraordinary work of the entire Ubuntu community, developers, writers, artists, translators and advocates, we have finally set free the Feisty Fawn. Henceforth, this release will be known as Ubuntu 7.04 and it is the recommended best version of Ubuntu for anyone who wants to use the best of free software! Here’s the overall release announcement or you might want to jump straight to the download zone. Congratulations Ubuntu! Thanks, Mark

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