Anbei noch der Link für den Download:

http://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Downloads

Changelog (VirtualBox 1.5.4 (released 2007-12-29)

* USB 2.0 support
* PulseAudio backend
* GUI: fixed accelerators in German translation
* GUI: fixed registration dialog crashes
* GUI: allow to enter unicode characters to the name of the registration dialog
* GUI: pre-select attached media in the disk manager when opened from the VM settings dialog
* GUI: remember the last active VM
* GUI: don’t accept empty paths for serial/parallel ports in XML
* GUI: fixed NumLock / CapsLock synchronizazion on Windows hosts
* GUI: don’t start the kernel timer if no VM is active (Linux host)
* VMM: improved compatibility with FreeBSD guests
* VMM: properly restore CR4 after leaving VT-x mode
* VMM: patch code and disassembler updates
* VMM: with VT-x a pending interrupt could be cleared behind our back
* VMM: workaround for missed cpuid patch (some Linux guests refuse to boot on multi-core CPUs)
* VMM: fixed code for overriding CPUID values
* API: don’t crash when trying to create a VM with a duplicate name
* API: don’t crash when trying to access the settings of a VM when some other VMs are not accessible
* API: fixed several memory leaks
* ATA/IDE: fixed SuSE 9.1 CD read installer regression
* Floppy: fixed inverted write protect flag
* USB: virtualize an EHCI controller
* USB: several minor fixes
* Network: fixed MAC address check
* Network: host interface fixes for Solaris guests
* Network: guest networking stopped completely after taking a snapshot
* Network: don’t crash if a network card is enabled but not attached
* PXE: fix for PXE-EC8 error on soft reboot
* NAT: update the DNS server IP address on every DNS packet sent by the guest
* VGA: reset VRAM access handers after a fullscreen update
* VGA: don’t overwrite guest’s VRAM when displaying a blank screen
* ACPI: implemented the sleep button event
* VRDP: fixed crash when querying VRDP properties
* VRDP: netAddress fixes
* VRDP: fixed the Pause/Break keys over VRDP
* VRDP: sync NumLock / CapsLock sync over VRDP
* VRDP: workaround for scrambled icons with a guest video mode of 16bpp
* VRDP: reset modifer keys on RDP_INPUT_SYNCHRONIZE
* VRDP: reset RDP updates after resize to prevent obsolete updates
* Clipboard: Windows host/guest fixes
* Clipboard: fixed a SEGFAULT on VM exit (Linux host)
* Clipboard: fixed a buffer overflow (Linux host)
* Shared Folders: fixed memory leaks
* Linux installer: remove the old kernel module before compiling a new one
* Linux host: compatibility fixes with Linux 2.6.24
* Linux host: script fixes for ArchLinux
* Linux host: load correct HAL library to determine DVD/floppy (libhal.so.1 not libhal.so)
* Linux host: make sure the tun kernel module is loaded before initializing static TAP interfaces
* Windows additions: fixed hang during HGCM communication
* Windows additions: fixed delay when shutting down the guest
* Linux additions: added sendfile support to allow HTTP servers to send files on shared folders
* Linux additions: make additions work with Fedora 8 (SELinux policy added)
* Linux additions: sometimes ARGB pointers were display incorrectly
* Linux additions: several small script fixes

Canonical schreibt selber in ihrem Wiki, das sie möchtem, dass das neue Theme „ultra-cool“ sein soll.

Anbei noch die neue Farbpalette von Hary Heron

Der Original-Wortlaut ihres Design-Konzeptes:

“The “Basic Ideals” concept is not the search for an ultra-cool theme that blows away ‘competition’. The idea of this theme and the upgrades that would become necessary for it to be supported only have the purpose to create the most usable user interface. Elements of cool and amazing designs are only second to ease-of-use.

Each element in the theme, from buttons to scrollbars, should be self explanatory. Everything should be considered in the design of an element. Should a button be pill shaped, like OS X? Should they be square with rounded corners, like Windows? Should they change colour, light up, cast shadows? Reflect? Glow? Have markings or decals? What will feel natural, what would feel unnatural?

Going to the bare basics, how to elements compare to their real-life counterparts? Where does light come from? How will your grandmother interpret it? How will you interpret it? If sounds are present, what would it sound like? If animations are present, how would they move?

Hopefully, with solid guidelines and coherence, the theme will look good on it’s own, without needing to resort to gimmicks. Additionally, some of the effects mentioned also require Compiz and Emerald; So an alternate version of this theme would need to be made for lower-spec computers.”

Quelle: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Artwork/Incoming/Hardy/Alternate/BasicIdeals

Das interessante und tolle an Fluxubuntu ist, das es sehr ressourcenschonend ist. Im Prinzip würde ein alter Pentium I mit 32 MB und einer VGA-Grafikkarte genügen.

Fluxubuntu enthält folgende Programmteile standartmäßig:

• AbiWord als Textverarbeitung
• GnuMeric als Tabellenkalkulator
• Pidgin als Messenger
• Kazehakase als Standart Browser. Kazehakase benutzt die Gecko Rendering Engine zum Darstellen der Webseiten, Drag-and-Drop von Browser-Reitern, Importierung von Lesezeichen aus Mozilla Firefox, Mozilla, Netscape, Galeon, Konqueror, Smart Bookmark, Volltextsuche in der Browser-Chronik
• Claws als Email-Client

Fluxuntuntu kann als so genannte Live-CD herruntergeladen werden.

Quelle: http://www.fluxbuntu.org/js.html