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BlogLinuxUbuntu 11.04 – Natty Narwhal

Ubuntu 11.04 – Natty Narwhal

Linode
The Linode Security Team
April 28, 2011

We’re pleased to announce the availability of Ubuntu 11.04 “Natty Narwhal” for both 32 and 64 bit architectures. To get started with this release, simply follow the instructions in our deployment guide. Users of older versions may wish to review our Ubuntu 11.04 upgrade instructions. Enjoy!

Please note that Canonical will only be providing support for this version for 18 months – after which you’ll either have to upgrade or reinstall. There is always Ubuntu 10.04 LTS (Long Term Support) which carries updates for five years for servers.

Enjoy!

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Comments (6)

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    WindPower

    Linode is as prompt as always! I love you guys.

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    Seth

    “Prompt as always” +1

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    Keith

    Keep up the great work with the things you do, Linode! 🙂

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    Jimmy Fan

    Linode always so fast.

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    David

    Been waiting for this to sign up! (switching from Slicehost)

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    Jebblue

    I just did “sudo do-release-upgrade” and it worked out fine. I logged in from the Lish shell.

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