Evolution of Ubuntu versions

With the release of Ubuntu8.10, many of our friends are jumping into the embrace of ubuntu. Let's take a look back at the evolution of ubuntu. Description: in this paper, from the first Full Circle magazine (www.fullcirclemagazine.org), PS: if you have reproduced, please follow the request of "Full Circle" :

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1. Version number: 4.10

Code name: Warty Warthhog

Published: October 2004

Warty Warthhog (Warty Warthhog) was the first distribution of Ubuntu, so called in the hope that it would be "warts and all" (right?). Publish. Why start with version 4? 4 represents the year it was released - 2004, or more precisely, October 2004. The tabletop is quite dark in color, orange-brown representing the tribes of South Africa. To its credit, Ubuntu has been an advocate of Live CDS from the start. The Live CD allows potential users to try Ubuntu without having to install it, and presumably no other Linux distribution is available to desktop users.

Important component versions:

Linux Kernel - 2.6.7

xfree 86-4.3.0.1

Gnome-2.8