The official support period for Ubuntu 13.04 comes to an end later this month. From January 27 the Raring Ringtail will receive no further security updates, bug fixes or package upgrades.
Earlier this week 'Phased Updates' were enabled for Ubuntu 13.04 - but what are they? Worry ye not: we're here with a quick overview of what this sci-fi-sounding change is and what it will mean to you going forward.
Ubuntu 13.04 was released last week - but, unusually, to muted and minimal press coverage compared to previous releases.
The GNOME team make it easy to install/upgrade to GNOME 3.8 on Ubuntu 13.04.
You've installed Ubuntu, followed our helpful '10 Things to Do' guide, and now you want some top-notch apps to use on it. Well, read on!
Ubuntu 13.04, the latest version of the worlds most popular Linux distribution, is now available to download.
So you've installed or upgraded to Ubuntu 13.04 - but now what? This list is what, amigo.
This time tomorrow hundreds of thousands of Ubuntu users across the world will be asking themselves the same question: 'Should I upgrade to 13.04 or not?'
Ubuntu 13.04 is now less than a week away from arriving - but what you can expect to find rocking up on the Raring desktop? We take a look at the 10 best new features....
If you're looking forward to buying Ubuntu 13.04 on DVD later this month you might want to brace yourself
The Ubuntu button in 13.04 has received a last minute change: the background swirl now spins in a clockwise direction.
They're not headline features, but these 7 bits of polish to the Unity desktop in Ubuntu 13.04 deserve a bit of limelight...
Here's an update to file under 'little things that matter': Unity quicklists in 13.04 now relay the state of the focused window.
Anyone booting into the new-fangled Ubuntu 13.04 desktop later this month will notice something missing; Gwibber does not come pre-installed on Ubuntu any longer. Why not? We find out...
The final beta of Ubuntu 13.04 has been made available for download.
Ubuntu 13.04's Unity desktop will not ship with a new in-Dash payment feature as originally proposed.
Ubuntu 13.04 wants to let users buy music from the Ubuntu One Music Store directly from the Dash - no web-browser transactions needed. But 'want' doesn't always 'get'.
In a message to the Ubuntu Devel Mailing list, Canonical's Steve Langasek states that the Ubuntu Foundations team '...does not expect Wubi to be in a releasable state for 13.04.'