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The Ubuntu team is planning to automate the upload of applications by developers largely because the review team is now overloaded. For the safety of those not tested software manually should ensure AppArmor.

After Ubuntu had introduced the software center, it was also allows external developers to build their applications (for Ubuntu consistently referred to as apps) in the Software Center upload. Before activation but there is a manual review of the app, which, according to a notice from David Planella now leads increasingly to frustration because of the great interest of the developers, as well as on Ubuntu App Showdown read, was the review team is overloaded. Weeks of delays are the result.

Uploads to the Software Center is so popular because it allows app developers, the latest versions relatively quickly bring to the users. The alternative way to package the software for Ubuntu leads, initially on the development version of Ubuntu (or Debian) and to be included in the next official version of Ubuntu. Available at the time of the Ubuntu application has already be outdated. In extreme cases, it is an app that was written for a specific event, and is no longer needed after the event.
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It’s built on HTML 5 and Javascript VNC client now works better over slow lines.

In the latest version 0.4 have guacamole developers the performance of the VNC viewer improved over slow networks. In addition, they have cleaned up the user interface and built experimental support for the scaling of the VNC window. Want developers using the guacamole for your own applications can benefit from an improved programming interface.
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The developers have accelerated the boot process by a new initramfs and start services in parallel with the init system OpenRC. The Cgroups feature of the Linux kernel is the best possible management of system resources used. New Items in the applications of the OpenSSH client, FBReader, XChat and Pidgin. Besides launching the new Linux Liberté the Speex codec for compressing speech and improved webcam plus MP3 encoding with H.264. More details will list the changelog .
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