By Stephen Shankland on 11 November 2008 14:40
Ubuntu comes with a variety of applications, including OpenOffice.org (though not yet new version 3.0) and Gnome's Evolution software for email and calendars.
Photo credit: Canonical
Photos: A first look at Canonical's Intrepid Ibex
Any colour as long as it's brown with Ubuntu 8.10
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