I've done both a fresh install and an upgrade to 10.04 and both worked without a hitch. I'm impressed. Ubuntu is a massive piece of software components that ha

I've done both a fresh install and an upgrade to 10.04 and both worked without a hitch. I'm impressed. Ubuntu is a massive piece of software components that have to work properly on all kinds of random hardware. The release schedule that they've committed to (one major every six months) is really hard and I'm also impressed that they're sticking to it. Every release seems to replace large components with newer versions or even new codebases. The GUI changes with almost every release, but not so much that it's unrecognizable from the last release. Of course there are bugs. There are always bugs. But you know what they say about software - you can have it secure, on time or of good quality, just pick two. They seem to have found a decent balance and keep pushing to deliver a modern OS. Kudos.