You don’t need to look through powerful binoculars to glimpse what’s looming on the horizon for Ubuntu.
In around five months’ time the terrifically named Trusty Tahr – aka ‘Ubuntu 14.04′ – will be released on the desktop and server, while newer 14.04-based versions of Ubuntu for phones and tablets will also be made public.
But what can we expect to find in them?
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