2 Week to Delivered
Back to my previous post at: Ubuntu (Season 1)Â at 23rd MAY 2007, i have apply the free CD on Ubuntu website, then it say 10 week to deliver, but yesterday night when i back home, i saw a packet put at my table. It took only 2 week to arrive. Very fast.
What insite the package
Wow, this is fast, it only took 2 week only, inside this package, it have 3 Original Ubuntu CD and 3 pieces of Ubuntu Sticker.
In this package, include 1 pieces of Ubuntu CD for 64bit and 2 pieces of Ubuntu CD for 32 bit. For the 64 bit are suitable for high end PC and 32 bit suitable for normal PC.
This is really a suprise, the free CD really deliver to my door step. SO what do you waiting for, sign up 1 for your self, but remember to donate them once you have extra cash, i will donate them soon in the future, due to currently i still not yet earn money with blogging yet.
My name is Calvyn,from PENANG, an IT Engineer, Malaysia LIFE tech blogger. I am an IT Engineer who blog about my LIFE working Experience, such as Technology, Computing, Networking and also my hobbies, Photography.
By Yee Piao on Jun 8, 2007 | Reply
Windows used to send SP2 free SP2 disc upgrades as well. I got my hands on it also. Enjoy the new Ubuntu Linux OS dude…
By drizad on Jun 12, 2007 | Reply
Really nice, eh?
The last Ubuntu CD that I tried was Drake last year.
I think it is about time I upgrade mine soon!
By Nicholas on Jun 13, 2007 | Reply
Is it good? I have a Pentium 3 laptop, it’s useless now and very laggy. I plan to reformat it with this Ubuntu. Got what special feature ?
By calvyn on Jun 13, 2007 | Reply
Ubuntu is linux that boot up without CDROM, it no need to install..just boot and start and play…may be u can try download the iso image and burn it to CD, try it out…
By kahfei on Jul 20, 2007 | Reply
I don’t have any actual benchmark here, but Ubuntu did feet like a lot faster running on my PC compare to XP. Of course I am talking about the running on the hardisk, not from the live CD.
Oh ya, you might already know this, the Ubuntu installation CD actually double as a Live CD, so download the iso, play with it (for me, no configuration whatsoever when I play with the Live CD, it detect all the network setting straightaway, and in no time I am connected to the net), and if you feel like it, install it…easy.
By casey on May 5, 2008 | Reply
Linux is getting very user friendly now, so I would strongly recommend those who has spare or old machine to try it out ………………… and spend some time with it, as there would definitely a learning curve to go through !
But trust me, cos you would love it at the end !