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Logging into Ubuntu using Ubuntu One
Day 3 of the Ubuntu Developer Summit has kicked off, and one of the mornings sessions discussed the potential benefits of signing into Ubuntu using your Ubuntu Single Sign on (‘Ubuntu One’) account.
Ubuntu Single Sign On Launched; Looks Very Humanity
Canonical today announced the launched of ‘Ubuntu Single Sign On’ – a service designed to create a one-stop location for logging in and accessing Ubuntu and Ubuntu-related services such as UbuntuOne, The Ubuntu Music Store and Launchpad. The official announcement said: The goal of this service is to provide a single, central login service for [...]