Running the Unity GUI, Precise Pangolin users can opt to run office applications remotely with virtualization, use browser-based programs, or run the many native productivity programs. Commercial support is optional and consists of audit, compliance, and ongoing maintenance; users can choose between covering all deployed machines with Canonical’s support or just a select group.
Canonical also mentioned in the press release that Ubuntu 12.04 LTS is certified with almost two dozen laptops and desktops, with more being added to the list all the time, so users can expect strong compatibility and performance.
As always, the most beautiful part of any Ubuntu distro is the price tag ($0.00), so head over to Canonical and give Precise Pangolin a spin. Read More
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