The new color scheme for Lucid Lynx is a drastic departure from previous Ubuntu releases which used earth-tone colors.
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As with the previous release Lucid Lynx is an incremental improvement in terms of overall usability but many of the most significant enhancements are under the hood.
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The Ubuntu menu structure has effectively remained the same.
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The navigational elements are the same as the previous release.
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The Software Center has gotten a minor aesthetic face-lift.
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Software from the Ubuntu archives is easy to search for and installs with a click of a button.
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Firefox 3.6 in Lucid Lynx uses Yahoo! as the default home page and search engine, but it can easily be changed to Google or any number of other search engines.
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The file manager, Nautilus, is mostly unchanged from the previous version.
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Web browsing under Ubuntu is a pleasure, and supports Flash 10 provided it is installed from the Software Center.
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OpenOffice 3.2 is provided as the default productivity suite. Shown here is the Spreadsheet application.
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This is the OpenOffice.org 3.2 word processing application, showed side-by-side with Google Docs.
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The Empathy Instant Messenger Client now supports FaceBook chat, and the Gwibber Microblogging client is also included, which supports a number of social networks including Twitter and FaceBook.
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