I hope Upgrading to gutsy don't erase any data from my fiesty?

vinceboy,
         I'm glad to hear you would like to help! However, if you have concerns about loosing your data, you should not be using Gutsy (yet). If you would like to help, but need to ensure your current system continues to work until Gutsy is released, there are a number of options you could consider:

1) Install Gutsy on an old PC
2) Run Gutsy in a virtual machine (VMWare, QEmu, maybe even Xen...)
3) Contribute to Gutsy in other ways (documentation, artwork, advocacy, to name a few).

   Having said all this, Gutsy shouldn't just go and delete all your data for no good reason.

   Regards,

             --Matt

Let me also add that the best way to preserve your data is to use your home directory to store it, and make a separate partition (or use a whole new disk) for it so that you can instruct gparted to leave it intact in case of a new installation from CD. This of course doesn't apply for a network upgrade, but I think that having a separate /home partition is a good habit anyhow (I do it).

Matt,

Thank you for the advice...

I will download gutsy and install it in my other hard drive...
My cuzin is looking forward to transfer to ubuntu.
And Hoping our school will install ubuntu in all desktop...
Im making buzz with them and they all want to try ubuntu...
Now Im using fiesty to create projects in web base systems...

And our school used Ubuntu as a webserver now...

More Power,

 Vince

Where can I have found Gutsy Torrent Download

Where can I Download Gutsy Torrent... Im sorry about the other sentense. I let my little brother do it for me.

Where can I Download Gutsy Torrent... Im sorry about the other sentense. I let my little brother do it for me.

you can get tribe 1 of gutsy from http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/releases/gutsy/tribe-1/ :)

-- gord

Thanks Matt Mossholder, that solved my question.