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Ubuntu Hardy Heron in Depth Review

By Adam Myers ⋅ May 8, 2008 ⋅

The Heron has landed and spread it’s wings. Ars Technica has a thorough review of Ubuntu’s latest offering – Hardy Heron. The verdict: disappointing for a LTS but still better than the predecessor, Edgy. Next up, Intrepid Ibex – I’m not joking.

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