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Mark Shuttleworth: We're publishing an initial version of the Ubuntu Business Desktop Remix today, based on Ubuntu 11.10.

OMG Ubuntu:Will 12.04 put an end to the recent criticism of Ubuntu?

People Behind Debian: I probably don't have to present Mark Shuttleworth… he was already a Debian developer when he became millionaire after having sold Thawte to Verisign in 1999

Mark Shuttleworth: In just over a week, quite a large cross-section of the Ubuntu community and representatives from many free software projects and companies will gather in Orlando to map out the Precise Pangolin.

Datamation: "Using a Linux distribution sponsored by someone who has shared his views on OS X's aesthetic aspects (Mark Shuttleworth) seems like a pretty good option for the would-be Apple fan."

Mark Shuttleworth: It's a perennial pleasure to pick pertinent and/or pithy placeholder names for Ubuntu releases.

In the short time since the release of Ubuntu 11.04 beta, the OS has received mixed reviews.

Some testers say it is the worst Ubuntu beta release ever, while others say they are impressed by its new features.

Linux User: "Shuttleworth has removed himself from running the day-to-day operations of Canonical, but he remains at the top of the Ubuntu food chain, where he wields supreme executive power over the code naming process."

Linux Pro Magazine: "Mark Shuttleworth releases the codename for what has until today been referred to as "-O" and what will eventually become Ubuntu 11.10."

Channel Register: "Ubuntu Linux spent the last few months of 2010 dropping bombshells on the Linux world.

Founder Mark Shuttleworth is clearly intent on shaking the foundations of his popular Linux distro and pushing it, and Linux at large, in new directions."