After releasing a new version of its Linux operating system this month, Manx-based Canonical Software isn't sitting back on its laurels.
The company, founded by Island resident Mark Shuttleworth, has announced further details of a forthcoming version, which is due out next year.
Ubuntu 12.04 will be codenamed Precise Pangolin, and will feature at a developer summit in Florida next week.
Precise Pangolin is to be released in April 2012, to replace Oneiric Ocelot which was unveiled on October 13.
'Part and parcel': Isle of Man Post Office comments on Evri rumours
Reports courier service to withdraw from Island and handover operations
Evri tight lipped over reports courier service to leave the Island
An online report claims the firm is in advanced negotiations to withdraw entirely from the Isle of Man
OFT to investigate possible regulation of funeral directors
Follows 'complaints' and 'legislative developments'
Manx Telecom merger not scrutinised by Manx Government
But UK Government did review the sale
