jump to navigation

“Gutsy Gibbon” to Replace “Feisty Fawn” April 12, 2007

Posted by Carthik in ubuntu.
trackback

As Ubuntu tries to increase its reach, and manage all the branches that are springing forth from it, the next development codename “Gutsy Gibbon” seems to be perfect. Mark Shuttleworth declared as much in announcing Gutsy Gibbon to be the chosen name for the developmental release that is expected to be released in October 18, 2007 (so this will be Ubuntu 7.10).

Gibbon
Gibbons are small apes found in South East Asia

Highlights from the announcement:

  1. The Gibbon defeated the “Glossy Gnu” to the finish
  2. This next version will also feature a brand new ultra-free, no-nonfree flavor of Ubuntu for the purists
  3. Glossiness in the form of Beryl/Compiz enabled by default might hit the Gibbon
  4. Any “monkey” should be able to install Gibbon – with new improvements to the installer to allow network-managed upgrades
  5. Agility of deployment, together with integrated management will be a focus for the Ubuntu server team – leading to leaner, meaner and faster server version of Ubuntu
  6. GNOME 2.20.0 will definitely be in Gutsy Gibbon, with GNOME 2.20.1 being a distinct possibility

You can view the Release Schedule for Gutsy Gibbon at the wiki.
Like Mark says, “Go Ape!” and celebrate the arrival of the new Gibbon. I love how he pushes the animal metaphor and displays a sense of humor in making these new release name announcements.

Comments»

1. jerome g. - April 12, 2007

Dude, GNOME 2.20 and 2.20.1

2.12 is so 2005 🙂

2. Tomáš Hnyk - April 12, 2007

gnome 2.12???

3. carthik - April 12, 2007

Fixed! Thanks for the heads-up folks.

4. blackout2day - April 12, 2007

Nice, I like the names of Ubuntu

5. dave - April 12, 2007

another reason to wish away the summer!

6. ¡Valla regalo de cumpleaños! « Catorce Días - April 12, 2007

[…] cumplo 21 años. Si todo sale según los ciclos de desarrollo están escritos, el día exacto podría ser el 18, que es mi natalicio. Esperemos que traiga todos los juguetes a […]

7. textguru - April 12, 2007

does it mean that South East Asia will be the main developer of this new version? COOL!

8. Roy Schestowitz - April 13, 2007

Microsoft’s CEO is the new Ubuntu mascot. 😉

9. Eduardo Padoan - April 13, 2007

I think that this monkey is found on Brazil jungles too, dont know if nativelly. It is called “Gibão”.

10. Gutsy Gibbon: 下一個 ubuntu 代號. at TaopaiC的自言自語 - April 29, 2007

[…] 摘錄Ubuntu Blog的內容 Highlights from the announcement: […]

11. Chris - May 23, 2007

What comes next? Happy Hippo? Hilarious Hyena? Itchy Iguana?

12. Yacht rental - January 25, 2010

I think that this monkey is found on Brazil jungles too, dont know if nativelly.

13. alquiler de yates - January 25, 2010

I think that this monkey is found on Brazil jungles too,

14. alquiler de yates - January 29, 2010

I think that this monkey is found on Brazil jungles too, dont know if nativelly. It is called “Gibão”.

15. sikiş izle - September 26, 2010

Nice, I like the names of Ubuntu

16. antalya ilaçlama - September 27, 2010

Fixed! Thanks for the heads-up folks.

17. porno sikiş - September 27, 2010

another reason to wish away the summer!

18. sex sikiş - September 28, 2010

cumplo 21 años. Si todo sale según los ciclos de desarrollo están escritos, el día exacto podría ser el 18, que es mi natalicio. Esperemos que traiga todos los juguetes a

19. izmir escort - January 7, 2011

I think that this monkey is found on Brazil jungles too, dont know if nativelly. It is called “Gibão”.

20. xmas 2011 link - November 25, 2011

i like your website really well done, christmas is here soon so have a look at my christmas blog in the link below if you like for xmas 2011.

xmas 2011 link


Leave a Reply

Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:

WordPress.com Logo

You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. Log Out /  Change )

Twitter picture

You are commenting using your Twitter account. Log Out /  Change )

Facebook photo

You are commenting using your Facebook account. Log Out /  Change )

Connecting to %s

%d bloggers like this: