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This is the release. These aren't candidate release images. They're just likely waiting until 13:10 GMT to officially announce it. I believe 13.04 was released

This is the release. These aren't candidate release images. They're just likely waiting until 13:10 GMT to officially announce it. I believe 13.04 was released at 13:04 too.

jessaustin 13y ago
Every time, these releases get later and later!
- samspenc 13y ago
  I wonder what they will do after 23.10 . :D
  - Touche 13y ago
    They'll be closed source by then so it won't matter.
    - rlpb 13y ago
      "Ubuntu software is free. Always was, always will be." --http://www.ubuntu.com/about/about-ubuntu/our-philosophy http://www.ubuntu.com/about/about-ubuntu/our-philosophy From that page, it is clear that Ubuntu uses the FSF definition of "free" (and quotes it). The suggestion that Ubuntu will be closed source in the future is FUD. Everything that Canonical ships in Ubuntu is open source with an open bug tracker and open version control. (with the exception of proprietary drivers and Flash, etc, written outside the project, done for pragmatic reasons and optional with a clear option at installation time; this stuff has not increased but reduced in scope with things like nouveau available now).