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Ultimate Edition 3.4, now based on Ubuntu 12.04 and featuring the GNOME 3 desktop, has been released: "Ultimate Edition 3.4 was built off Ubuntu 12.04 'Precise Pangolin'. All updates fully applied, old kernels purged, new initrd and vmlinuz rebuilt. Ultimate Edition 3.4 is what 2.6 series was - a stable environment. GNOME, the default environment is rock solid. Ultimate Edition 3.4 has a new GTK+ 3 theme and a comprehensive set of software packages. I have really placed thought and diligence into what this product is. Ultimate Edition 3.4 takes things to a whole new level. It was developed with stability in mind, sorry KDE users, we will catch you in Ultimate Edition 3.5. This OS will be my primary OS for some time to come. That statement alone says a lot for my feeling on this operating system."
My suggestion....if you are going to write about/offer a piece of any software, please include a well-defined link by which to download that software. I scanned the page three times looking for a link and failed to find one. It might be there but I sure didn't see it.
A helpful page showing you how to turn text into a clickable link can be found here. There are all sorts of html hints and tricks on this page. Assuredly for the novice but I still access it from time to time when I can't remember syntax or form.
Does that also apply to dumb little shell scripts? You know, like
# date -s "`ssh anylogin@remote date`"
to set a date over the LAN without NTP or daytime protocols?
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A helpful page showing you how to turn text into a clickable link can be found here. There are all sorts of html hints and tricks on this page. Assuredly for the novice but I still access it from time to time when I can't remember syntax or form.