Official Ubuntu 14.04 LTS DVDs Now Available to Pre-Order
Pre-orders for pressed DVDs of Ubuntu 14.04 LTS have gone live on the Canonical store, marking the first release to be sold since 12.10.
Pre-orders for pressed DVDs of Ubuntu 14.04 LTS have gone live on the Canonical store, marking the first release to be sold since 12.10.
Officially branded Ubuntu 14.04 mascot t-shirts have gone on sale in the Canonical merchandise store.
With the annual holiday gift buying period now very much upon us, thousands of folk the world over will be glancing at the Linux-loving people in their lives and scratching their heads, bereft of gift ideas.
With 13.10 hot off the presses, you might be hankering to show some friends what they’re missing out on, and Instant Ubuntu is exactly what it says on the tin: a fast introduction to Ubuntu.
Canonical’s online shop has been restocked ahead of the release of Ubuntu 13.10 on October 17th with a number of brand new items.
Newly designed t-shirts to celebrate the forthcoming release of Ubuntu 13.10 have been added to the Canonical online store.
The Ubuntu Edge campaign has added a new perk to tempt backers. $50 will gift pledgers an Ubuntu Edge t-shirt in a size of their choice.
A set of official Xubuntu-branded stickers, including an Xubuntu Case Badges and ‘mouse logo’, have gone on sale
If you’re looking forward to buying Ubuntu 13.04 on DVD later this month you might want to brace yourself
New items have been added to the official Ubuntu Shop, including the obligatory ‘new release’ t-shirts.
If your ear has fallen within the radius of a supermarket or shopping mall’s sound system anytime since October then you’ll know that the festive feel-good season of Christmas is all but upon us.
So if you’re stuck for a gift to get an Ubuntu-user in your member, or if someone’s stuck on what to get you, cast an eye over the following deals on offer from Canonical…
Canonical sell a variety of Ubuntu-branded merchandise through their online store, but is this – the “Ubuntu Speaker” – worthy of the bearing the brand?
Manufactured by Oregon Scientific, the ‘Boombero’ speaker is, in all fairness, pretty unique.