The first alpha version of Ubuntu 12.10 was made available in the first week of June. As expected now the Canonical and the Ubuntu developer team has released the second alpha of version 12.10 of their Ubuntu codenamed "Quantal Quetzal".
The new alpha release mostly has package updates to the distribution's components, including a Linux 3.5-rc4 based kernel (Ubuntu kernel 3.5.0-2.2), filesystem utilities (e2fsprogs, mdadm, autofs and btrfs-tools), Firefox and Thunderbird, and GTK+ (to the 3.5 series which will allow a number of GNOME 3.5 updates to take place).
Ubuntu Server has seen updates too, with Tomcat 7 replacing Tomcat 6, Chef 0.10.x, Ceph-0.57.2, MySQL 5.5.25 and updates to OpenStack
to track the current "folsom" development milestones. The alpha 2
release also sees images for the Calxeda ARM servers being made
available. There are also updates for Kubuntu, with KDE SC 4.9 Beta 2 included, and the experimental replacement of LibreOffice with Calligra Suite. Xubuntu sees a later Xfce (4.10) in use and updated Gimp and gThumb.
ISO images
of the general desktop testing release are available for 32- and
64-bit x86 systems and 64-bit Mac systems. For all changes, known
issues and links to further information and other images, consult the Alpha 2 Technical Overview.
Development releases are meant for testing only and should not be used
in a production or critical environment; users wanting a stable system
should install Ubuntu 12.04 LTS
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