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Ubuntu 8.04 LTS - The LEGENDARY Hardy Heron
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ก.ค. 2024
- In this video we take a look back in time. We will be checking out the very first Linux distribution I've ever used. This is Ubuntu 8.04 Hardy Heron. When I was just a young lad in the 8th grade I was looking for a free operating system that would run better than Windows XP. I had 512MB of RAM to work with and Ubuntu did the trick.
old-releases.ubuntu.com/releases/
00:00 - First Boost
02:14 - Installation
05:00 - Files and Task Manager
06:20 - GNOME apps
08:02 - Games
08:56 - Applications
11:23 - Appearance
14:38 - System Info
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"It's silly, it wastes time, wastes resources, but it was just so cool!"
My man gets it👍😎
Ubuntu Intrepid, Emerald Window Decorator, and Compiz-Fusion. Good times... goood times.
Still use the last two on my Xubuntu laptop...
I remember that time. it was around 2006 when Linux gui started to use gpu 3d acceleration to power the desktop elements with xgl.
You can use repository to get the latest versions of apps for 8.04 or other non supported versions. You just need to change source list from archive.ubuntu.com to old-releases.ubuntu.com
I remember ordering an Ubuntu CD and for my surprise arriving at my home a few weeks later. It was pretty cool that they gave them for free.
Way back when I was in engineering school, 1996 or so … I remembering ordering the disks through the mail and getting it working on my 486 sx-25
I remember those times..... even though I was born in 1999
Slackware 2.0. Floppies in a shoe box, wrapped as a Christmas gift. A big red bow and everything. Who knew Santa was so cool? I installed it over Christmas break 1994. By the New Year I had a working system-although I had no clue what I was doing. Middle school was great having hacker friends around. We debated BSD vs Linux even back then. I’m still on Slackware today. And still learning new Linux things all these years later.
I started with that same versión... Once you compiled the kernel it moved very well on low-resource systems ... And it still does ...
This was my first distro too. Glad to know it was your first as well!
This was my first distro as well and how I actually entered the Linux eco-system; so much nostalgia. The Gnome 2 desktop back then was also really snappy and it's still available as the MATE desktop.
For me that was peak Linux. I was able to understand everything and make the OS look exactly as I wanted.
Now everything is at the same time oversimplified and overcomplicated
My first distro was a Brazilian distribution called Biglinux, I still have the CD, it was fast and light with a KDE version, I was very happy when I got it installed in 2010.
My first distro was Ubuntu 17.04. I first installed in August of 2017 when I've joined university! I still remember grub failing to install right in the first time, it got me sooooooo nervous hahahah
wow this made me remember that I got ubuntu in the mail, they were sending free ubuntu cd's back then
lmao brings back memories of the original Redhat and Mandrake I used 20 years ago.
I started with Ubuntu 16.04 in 2016 cos i was curious about Linux and now i have Lubuntu 21.04 installed on my gaming PC, Ubuntu Budgie 21.04 on my HTPC and Debian 10 on my laptop.
8.04 was also my first! My dad had it on a DVD and I installed it on my Compaq Presario tower. It was the first computer that was really "mine". That startup sound brought back so many memories. I used Wine to run TONS of games, from GTA San Andreas to Max Payne. What a great OS!
This is where all started for me, man I got the chills looking at this video XD
so good ... what memories you brought me ... you are a genius .... greetings from Uruguay
Nice video, made me feel nostalgic. First one I tried was Ubuntu 7.04. first to use full time was Ubuntu 9.10. Now I'm using Ubuntu 20.04
Duuuude - I was also basically the same age and Ubuntu 8.04 was also my first dive into linux. Great memories, thanks!
I was waiting for the update! :)
My first distro was pop os 19.04.
Nice vid, mate.
Wow. This is a blast from the past. I started with Ubuntu around the same time.
I start with Windows-FX and switch Linux-Mint and after that I switch to Feren-OS and every thing just worked out!
Check out Manjaro and Cutefish
mnajro
This version was the one that introduced a lot of the world to Linux, even featuring in tech news magazines as an included CD freebie back in 2008.
they used to ship free ubuntu cds straight to your home and also with stickers :)
Ubuntu 8.04, Puppy Linux, and Xubuntu 8.10 were the first linux distros I've ever used. I remember running them on computers with 256-512 mb of ram too. Edit: Also Trisquel reminds me of an old version of ubuntu with its interface
I started with ubuntu 16.04 LTS when I was in 10th grade...it really blew my mind off and loved it so much that it became my daily driver
Hary heron wasn't my first (7.04 and 7.10 before it), but it was my favorite. I ran it as long as I could. It was beautiful, customizable and SO SOLID. I'm running 20.04 and it just isn't the same.
Why not Ubuntu MATE if you want a traditional desktop?
The first distro I actually had installed and used was Mint 16 I'm pretty sure, on my mom's old laptop that I inherited. I was messing around with Ubuntu way back when 14 was brand new, but sadly my desktop didn't have proper support for Linux, so I couldn't use it outside of live session. I've been planning on doing a full switch ever since Windows 10 came out. 5 years later, my wish came true. 😅
I remember this!, I liked the progress bar so much in those days!
Ubuntu was also my first distro it's awesome
This was my first Ubuntu release myself back in my 20s.. now days rock Arch Linux haha
My first distro was Ubuntu 7.04 and that startup / login sound also brings back memories too.
That drum login sound
My first Ubuntu and my fist dual boot at home. Good nostalgia moment.
omg. i remember i broke my pc installing the 6.10 version. i have this version cd's too. i remember when the cd arrived, my dad was really suspicious of it because it need to go through customs. i didnt know it need internet to download all the codecs and everything. this is the first time i learn about partition. what a memory. Thanks for this video.
My first distro is Ubuntu 10.04 back when I was 12yo. Tried to dual boot it but I wiped my hard drive instead. Good Times!
Just to let you know,you can change the apt sources list to point to the old-releases.ubuntu.com to be able to update the system,you can install all the apps that were supported and even upgrade the system to 10.04.4 :)
10.04 was the real milestone for UBUNTU, where everything just worked.
This was my first linux distro too. Canonical used to ship CDs then. I waited for a month for them to be shipped to me in India. Good times. Very nostalgic. Oh yeah kubuntu CD is also with me still.
This is my first distro too! I was also in 8th grade haha good memories!!
I used Ubuntu from the beginning, but then I remember windows 3.11 and green screens. Thanks for the memories.
My first was Ubuntu 7.04 or 7.10. I absolutely loved using it and it ran amazing on my system. Right now I have to run windows along with Arch because I don't ever see Adobe making a Linux version of CC.
my linux distro hopping history:
Ubuntu -> Debian -> Fedora -> Arch -> Linux Chakra -> Manjaro -> Ubuntu (again) -> Nix OS (been using Nix OS for 2 years now)
(I used each OS for at least a year)
Mine is a bit more compact:
Red Hat > RHEL > Fedora > Debian > Gentoo > Custom Linux distro based on Gentoo > Kubuntu (since 2008)
Test drive some others (Manjaro, etc) but Kubuntu LTS have been stable enough for me.
My first distro was Ubuntu 20.04. I installed it when it was new, about a year ago I think.
Now I'm using Ubuntu 21.04, and I love it. In another machine i have openSUSE tumbleweed, and I tried some distros like Debian and Pop!_OS too.
Discovering the GNU/Linux world is beautiful
My first exposure to Linux was through Raspberry pi, originally Raspbian. I also experimented with Ubuntu MATE 18.04. Now I use Windows 10 on my laptop because school, but I have an older laptop that now runs Zorin OS
Ubuntu ebbs and flows. Sometimes it's a bloated mess and sometimes it's setting the standard
Ubuntu 8.04 was my first experience with Linux as well. I had a Linux class in college.
While Ubuntu 8.04 was my very first exposure to Linux since a relative gifted me an official Live CD, I started using Linux with Manjaro Linux in 2018
I first used an older iteration of Mandrake Linux, back in 2003. Years later I have switched to Ubuntu, and my first was Gutsy, then days later I switched to Hardy which was one of my favs...
The wallpaper look cool for old distro
I wish I knew what my first Linux distro was, so I could tell my kids. I am fairly sure that Ubuntu 8.04 was my first Ubuntu version. It's the oldest one that I remember using, and I still have a CD with that on it. It's a CD I burned and not a pressed disc from Canonical, which would have been so much cooler to have now. I still use Ubuntu as my main Linux distro. But I think my first Linux distro must have been either Mandrake, or the later Mandriva, or Red Hat. The former two were based on Red Hat, or at least Mandrake was. I clearly remember using some early version of Red Hat, long before Red Hat became "RHEL" and Fedora. I have used many different distros over the years, but if I had to guess, I would say Red Hat 7 was my first Linux distro.
12.04 was my first experience with Ubuntu, but my first GNU/Linus experience was with Red Hat back in 1999, and even before 12.04, I carried around a Knoppix live thumb drive in my backpack when I was in highschool actually used it to gain access to admin privileges on my school's computers. Unfortunately, I didn't start daily driving Linux until like 2018-2019, mainly because I'm a gamer, and gaming didn't start its big exodus, of sorts, until then.
My first Linux distro was Ubuntu 5.04, because they were still mailing CDs out by request then, and I really didn’t have a reliable enough internet connection to download it myself. I ordered a stack of discs and gave them to everyone who didn’t want one.
I had been following Ubuntu since 6.x or so but it wasn't until 12.04 when I finally managed to make it work on my own hardware... of course it wasn't until 2019 when I managed to make Linux my daily driver.
The first Linux distro I used as a daily driver was Ximian Desktop in 2001- very early Gnome. Then Redhat for a couple years before Ubuntu 4.10 Warty came out. Stayed with Ubuntu for a very long time. Elementary is solid but Fedora is my current workhorse.
Nostalgia! Esse foi o meu primeiro sistema operacional linux, Doado pelo colega de trabalho. Que evolução do sistema operacional, nestes tempos. (v23.10)
Ubuntu, something around 2019 or so but i didn't like it at first. But this year i starting with Linux Mint, and now i'm testing EndevourOS
It was 1996 and the distro was Suse Linux 6.2. Then in 2009 it became Linux Mint until last year when my daily driver became Arch Linux until today
I started with Knoppix 7 on a CD in 2014... I still wonder how 9 year old me was able to install it back then, and then today I struggle to get Ubuntu installed without formatting an important drive
My first distro was SuSe 6.x in 1999, but it was dual booted with Windows 98.
My first Linux distro was slackware, around 94 or 95... was in college... things have changed a bit since then :)
Wow, that's some old Linux. Some of that old wooden linux.
Ok you win grampa
@@WildVoltorb Lol, not yet a grampa, but my daughter's working on it :D
The 32biyt LXLE 18.04 for an old office machine. Around two months ago, was a bit scared about the maintenance aspect. But runs fine with only a few newbie issues. So far liking my Linux experience
love sound system startup .. sweet memory
In 2014, my first time to try Linux distro, I remember the popular Linux distro in 2014, like Fedora, Backtrack (kali Linux), Ubuntu and Linuxmint...
My first distro was Ubuntu 16.04 LTS. I installed it when i was 7/8 years old, with my dad.
I think this was my first Linux distro what I really tried to use for longer time. I looking at the heron and I remember the smell of my old machine :D
My first distro was Debian 2.0 (Hamm). I installed it for Computer Science course I was required to take. Been dicking around with some version of Linux ever since. Man I miss those days of having a printed set of instructions a wing and a prayer while installing. Good times.
My first distro was zorin os 12. Didn't have any idea about what this is but i liked its look and feel.
Good ole days. My first distro was Linux Mint and the second one was Ubuntu. Ahh, the nostalgia, the fiddling with settings and seeing things work or not work, wow.
For me it was Ubuntu 12.04 (Precise Pangolin). Loved it.
man I remember a magazine teaching how to use ubuntu back in 2009. seeing this made me sad to remember that the magazine has been discontinued despite trying to save sales by dabbling in e-magazine as early as 2010
ZorinOS 9 was my first because of all the cool animations you could do with Compiz and the desktop was very clean and nice looking! I used it on my laptop until 11, cause 12 became just another boring gnome desktop distro IMO
I think the first distro I ever used was Ubuntu 9.10, and I remember having a lot of fun playing around with it
This was my first distro too!
This was my favorite linux distro , I started with 7.04 , I stopped by 16.x
My first would have been my brother's dell desktop running Red Hat (around version 9) but I started back into linux back in 2015 with Ubuntu. These days I'm running a mix of distros. Currently have Fedora 34 on my laptop and on a spare SSD in my gaming PC
it was my first Linux too, great times!
My first was ubuntu mate 16.04 it was light and fast and worked fantastically on one of my older laptops
My first was 4.04, been in n out ever since, my main OS now is Kubuntu 20.04, after seeing windows 11, Linux will probably be my main for quite a while.
My first Linux distro was Ubuntu 12.04 LTS, when I was 12 years old.
At first I tried some old stuff like mandriva or mandrake it was in the 2000s.I was completely unable to work on this I knew nothing about this apart from the fact that it's safe and stable but no media worked No codecs were available or I didn't know how to install them. At the time when win10 came out I started watching yt and learning so I switched to mint cinnamon and used it until about a year ago... in the meantime some errors with nvidia started to appear so I switched to manjaro with cinnamon, removed windows entirely and I'm never coming back to win again ;)
My first ever computer used this distro. I was 12 at the time and we didn't even have internet for another 3 years. I missed that old startup sound, lol.
I miss the old gnome 2 desktop at times even though I don't even use a DE anymore, lol.
Ekiga wasn't for smartphones, it was a desktop IP phone client.
My first one was a fat base Linux, but I totally forgot it's name. My first meet with KDE was on Suse 6.4 when yast2 was just released. I loved it so much. Then I went through on many distros such as mandrake, simply Mepis an so on.
My first was Ubuntu 16.04, messed in a vm. Now I'm stuck on Windows (because FL studio) and soon I'll probably switch, frantically downloading isos to figure out where I'll end up
Linux Mint Cinnamon or Ubuntu Cinnamon Remix would be my recommendations. Unless you just hate Cinnamon. I love it.
Arch
@@WildVoltorb Arch is probably not the best choice for a start. Manjaro suits this a bit better, though I'd still recommend getting used to the way Linux works with any of the Ubuntu based distros.
I use FL Studio 10 in Kali Linux
Nostalgic. ❤
I first used chrome os with Debian installed than when the chrome book got outdated I got a Mac and ran Linux mint in a virtual machine.
Ubuntu 11.04 LTS was my first love
My first was the version before this.. Gutsy Gibbon? Also had no idea what I was doing but knew it was cool af. Canonical sent you a CD-ROM in the post. Pretty sure it came with stickers too.
Started Linux on Hardy Heron and then quickly moved on to Linux Mint Daryna.
Nowadays i use Linux Mint, Pop OS + a few versions of Windows (none of them on the same machine).
This was my first distro as well.
My first Linux OS I tried was Ubuntu 13.04 which I burned to a DVD (that's somewhere with my DVDs) back in 2013 and used for doing backups of files when Windows broke itself or got brolen by viruses. I liked the Unity Desktop at the time, but I haven't used it in years to have a more updated judgement. What I'm sure that I hated was the animation of the applications menu because it lagged hard on the netbook I used it which was powered by an Intel Atom N450.
Ubuntu 14.04LTS was the next one I used and is also pronably burned on a DVD and lived for months on a flash drive of mine along with a Windows install ISO in a multiboot config.
While 13.04 was my first, the oldest copy at home is Ubuntu 5.10 on 2 CDs. One live CD and one Install CD. It was one of the copies that came from the program where CDs could be requested and mailed to people and was probably requested by a relative of mine, but I never got to use it.
At that year until 14.04 version, Ubuntu provides free CD with Ubuntu Installation. And now that item become collector item 😁
Am I the only old geek around who ran 4.10 Warty Warthog?
Probably.
@@russellbrooks3622 /me shuffles off...
I think my first Linux distro was Ubuntu 6.06 aka Dapper Drake. God, I loved gnome 2!
Y e o o o o !
I installed this on a school computer (a non-network one) that used XP until some kid broke it.
!!! It's my first toooo!!!!))
My first distribution was Arch Linux. Before that I ran Mac OS X. I think before making the switch to Linux I used El Capitán. Currently, I only run Debian or Debian-based distributions.
Nice Timetravel
My first Linux distro was Ubuntu 8.10, I remember try to execute a .exe or a mp3 file...without internet, then I discovered the restricted extras offline