Ubuntu OS To Be Released On The Market April 28

Canonical announced today the launch of the Ubuntu operating system's rapidly growing open source on April 28, 2011 for public download. Ubuntu 4.11 is out from its competitors as a real free alternative to Windows, allowing users to customize their PC with free applications and payment in the form that has proved very popular in the market for smart phones and tablets.

"This groundbreaking edition of Ubuntu offers users a desktop experience that is elegant and efficient," says Jane Silber, Canonical's CEO. "With this new version, Ubuntu will recruit a new wave of free software users . 11.04 Ubuntu is a high watermark for what has been done with open source technologies for computer users every day. "

Thanks to the efforts of the team of Debian and Ubuntu team released Ubuntu Localization Localization 11.04 hours local support boot Telugu and Kannada. This means that Ubuntu supports 10 Indian languages ​​- two more than the previous version, Bengali, English, Gujarati, Hindi, Kannada, Malayalam, Marathi, Nepali, Tamil, Telugu. Availability of language options at boot to help you every day to start using Ubuntu without knowing English.

"After several graphical user interfaces and applications, such as Firefox and Libreoffice delivered to Ubuntu is already available in local languages ​​and a number of information portals in local language, which helps people to school children and the elderly are beginning to use the computer in their mother tongue, "said Arjuna Rao Chaval, Ubuntu Telugu Localization Coordinator.

Also, Ubuntu is the first operating system supports symbol rupee, which was recently approved by the Government of India to use a PC. For the first time you can test drive Ubuntu online, using only a browser. Ubuntu.com Visitors can get a full version of the latest product information, without having to download anything. All that is required is an Internet connection and an open mind.

Ubuntu 11.04 is available for download on April 28 at www.ubuntu.com

Free trial online Ubuntu 4.11 will be available starting ubuntu.com after their release.

Ubuntu is a one.ubuntu.com now available and applications are available on the iTunes AppStore and Android Market. Ubuntu Software Center is available for users of Ubuntu, or the start button in the Applications menu.