sudo apt-get install *list of packages that are included in the ultimate edition that you don't already have*^ That works for most of the stuff, but where do you find all of their extra themes? Is there a list so we can hunt them down from Gnome-Look?
Only complaint I have seen is just that dual core Intel laptops aside beryl under Intel 1 complaint & tens of 1000's of downloads. I have personally installed it on a dual core Celeron with no problem. I assume this is due to the generic kernel itself in edgy, I assure you this is not my fault.
Ultimate Edition is like asking for a romantic kiss with the girl next door and being taken to a month long party at the Playboy Mansion. You ask for a few more applications a few more tweaks to get your Ubuntu running a little more smoothly and you get drowned in so much choice, you probably flounder for breath.This is not necessary good or bad, but I'm sure some people will find the extreme opposite of Ultimate Edition to what the default Ubuntu offers a little frightening. And others will cherish it like rain in the desert.The choice of included programs is simply phenomenal. The programs are selected with care and a good balance is maintained between different categories and different uses, allowing just about anyone a hefty sample of everything. If you're lazy and want everything served on a platter, Ultimate Edition is the right formula for you.<a class="user" href="http://www.ultimateeditionoz.com" rel="nofollow">http://www.ultimateeditionoz.com</a>
hrtattxJan 28, 2007
seeding the torrent. (<a class="user" href="http://linuxtracker.org/torrents-details.php?id=3487)">http://linuxtracker.org/torrents-details.php?id=3487)</a>this is awesome.
elranzerJan 29, 2007
sudo apt-get install *list of packages that are included in the ultimate edition that you don't already have*^ That works for most of the stuff, but where do you find all of their extra themes? Is there a list so we can hunt them down from Gnome-Look?
theemahnJan 30, 2007
Only complaint I have seen is just that dual core Intel laptops aside beryl under Intel 1 complaint & tens of 1000's of downloads. I have personally installed it on a dual core Celeron with no problem. I assume this is due to the generic kernel itself in edgy, I assure you this is not my fault.
teqnohaxorJan 31, 2007
As if the standard edition wasn't bad enough...
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dmitriyvozJun 25, 2007
i think Ubuntu Ultimate is great for those who doesn't have internet access... so that once installed, you won't need 'sudo apt-get install' anymore. :) The same theme on Russian sites: <a class="user" href="http://pivo.in.ua">http://pivo.in.ua</a> <a class="user" href="http://www.alcogol.kiev.ua">http://www.alcogol.kiev.ua</a>
sf007Sep 28, 2008
Super Ubuntu is also a cool distro<a class="user" href="http://hacktolive.org/su">http://hacktolive.org/su</a>
blackwolf1264Jun 12, 2010
Ultimate Edition is like asking for a romantic kiss with the girl next door and being taken to a month long party at the Playboy Mansion. You ask for a few more applications a few more tweaks to get your Ubuntu running a little more smoothly and you get drowned in so much choice, you probably flounder for breath.This is not necessary good or bad, but I'm sure some people will find the extreme opposite of Ultimate Edition to what the default Ubuntu offers a little frightening. And others will cherish it like rain in the desert.The choice of included programs is simply phenomenal. The programs are selected with care and a good balance is maintained between different categories and different uses, allowing just about anyone a hefty sample of everything. If you're lazy and want everything served on a platter, Ultimate Edition is the right formula for you.<a class="user" href="http://www.ultimateeditionoz.com" rel="nofollow">http://www.ultimateeditionoz.com</a>