Instead, Natty will feature Unity, the multitouch and 3D-enabled interface that made its debut earlier this month in the distribution’s netbook edition of Maverick Meerkat, or Ubuntu 10.10.

This update is a free one for all Unity 4.x users, though it’s said that it’s the last major update before Unity ships version 5.0. For the curious, here’s a 30 minute demo of all the new UI ...

As part of this deal, Unity is also giving away free access to Create with Code, interactive live lessons that happen daily at 9 am PT or 5 pm PT. It's basically like taking a college course in ...

Canonical believes that Ubuntu can be one operating system and Unity the one interface you need for your PC, your smartphone, and your tablet. Here's how they'll do it.

Users who don’t like Unity can still switch back to the classic interface, based on GNOME. As expected, LibreOffice replaced OpenOffice.org as the default office applications suite.