Request Ubuntu 9.04

Linux Ubuntu or Ubuntu will release the next version 9.04. The next Ubuntu has codename Jaunty Jackalope. Ubuntu 9.04 have new features include in it.

GNOME 2.26
X.Org server 1.6
Wacom tablet hotplugging
Linux kernel 2.6.28
Ext4 filesystem support
Cloud computing
and others that you can see from ubuntu website.

If you want to test the release candidate, you can download it from this link. But, if you want to wait the final release of Ubuntu 9.04, you can order it. This order is free and no charge, but maybe you got charge from your post office. If you want to pre-oder the cd just go to Ubuntu Shipit or Kubuntu Shippit.
I recommend you to order just standard order. Because it will ship to you fast. But if you order many cd, if ubuntu team can do it, they will cancel your request. So, request just a little cd or if you have good internet connection or fast connection, download the iso file and burn it to cd.
Please wait for the Ubuntu 9.04

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