Ubuntu's server edition is a software designed for server computers. It offers an operating system with reliable performance and minimalistic design that supports various applications, services, and cloud infrastructure.
Ubuntu 9.10, also known as Karmic Koala, is a Debian-based Linux distribution widely used by the open-source community. It is an operating system suitable for laptops, desktops, and servers. Every six months, Ubuntu releases new versions for the latest and greatest applications the open-source world has to offer.
This community-developed software offers a plethora of applications that cater to your daily computing needs. From word processing and email applications to web server software and programming tools, Ubuntu has got you covered. Better yet, Ubuntu is completely free of charge. There is no need for any licensing fees, and you can freely download, use, and share it.
Security is one of Ubuntu's top priorities. Both the desktop and server platforms provide free security updates for at least 18 months. The operating system is designed to provide a secure way of accessing the Internet and keeping your files safe.
Getting started with Ubuntu is simple using the graphical installer. With the OS included on one CD, you can set up a complete working environment quickly and easily. You'll be up and running in less than 25 minutes. Once the installation is complete, you have access to all you need to be productive, from internet access to drawing and graphic arts applications.
Ubuntu’s server platform is designed to deliver just what you need to get up and running quickly, without any additional fluff. So, whether you are using it at home, school, or work, Ubuntu provides you with everything you need for your daily computing needs.
This community-developed software offers a plethora of applications that cater to your daily computing needs. From word processing and email applications to web server software and programming tools, Ubuntu has got you covered. Better yet, Ubuntu is completely free of charge. There is no need for any licensing fees, and you can freely download, use, and share it.
Security is one of Ubuntu's top priorities. Both the desktop and server platforms provide free security updates for at least 18 months. The operating system is designed to provide a secure way of accessing the Internet and keeping your files safe.
Getting started with Ubuntu is simple using the graphical installer. With the OS included on one CD, you can set up a complete working environment quickly and easily. You'll be up and running in less than 25 minutes. Once the installation is complete, you have access to all you need to be productive, from internet access to drawing and graphic arts applications.
Ubuntu’s server platform is designed to deliver just what you need to get up and running quickly, without any additional fluff. So, whether you are using it at home, school, or work, Ubuntu provides you with everything you need for your daily computing needs.
What's New
Version 9.10: N/A