Canonical Updates Landscape's Look
To celebrate the new look of and solicit user feedback on their commercially offered Ubuntu Advantage Program, Canonical is offering a free 30-day trial version of Landscape.
Landscape, available as a Canonical support service since 2007, now plays a central role in the Ubuntu Advantage Program. Landscape has been given a new lighter interface look and feel, and to highlight the changes to the program, Canonical is making a trial version of their enterprise systems management tool available free for 30 days.
More information on the Ubuntu Advantage Program, Landscape, and the trial offer can be found on the Canonical website.
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