Here's your chance to test and get in early on the next Ubuntu release with Ubuntu 23.10 'Mantic Minotaur' Beta now available across standard Ubuntu, Edubuntu, Kubuntu, Lubuntu, Ubuntu Budgie, Ubuntu Cinnamon, Ubuntu Kylin, Ubuntu MATE, Ubuntu Studio, Ubuntu Unity, and Xubuntu flavours.
Some of the big changes to the main edition include their new Ubuntu App Center that replaces the previous Snap Store, a Firmware Updater app, GNOME 45, various app updates like Firefox 117, LibreOffice 7.6, Thunderbird 115.2 “Supernova”, BlueZ 5.68, NetworkManager 1.44, Pipewire 0.3.79, Poppler 23.08, xdg-desktop-portal 1.17.2 and Linux kernel 6.5.
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Pictured - Ubuntu 23.10 Beta
The majority of the user-facing changes largely come from the updated desktop environments like GNOME 45 with many new features like the dynamic workspace indicator, camera activity indicator and plenty more from the recent GNOME 45 release.
Beta download links for all can be found via Canonical.
All changelogs can be found here:
- Main Ubuntu Release Notes
- Edubuntu Release Notes
- Kubuntu Release Notes
- Lubuntu Release Notes
- Ubuntu Budgie Release Notes
- Ubuntu MATE Release Notes
- Ubuntu Studio Release Notes
- Ubuntu Unity Release Notes
- Xubuntu Release Notes
- Ubuntu Kylin Release Notes
- Ubuntu Cinnamon Release Notes
The full release should be out on October 12th.
If you're an Ubuntu fan, which edition will you be going with? I'm sticking with Kubuntu!
Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
BlackBloodRum Sep 22, 2023
Fester_Mudd Sep 24, 2023
Quoting: Fester_MuddI see LiamD you moved from Fedora back to (K)ubuntu. What was the main reason for this if you will? Because i have many times returned to Ubuntus...
I am strongly on the Fedora camp now, to be honest. With all the snapification of the 'buntus...
Quoting: Fester_MuddI see LiamD you moved from Fedora back to (K)ubuntu. What was the main reason for this if you will? Because i have many times returned to Ubuntus...I was having serious system lag / stalls that I still haven't tracked down. Had it on Fedora, OpenSUSE and Kubuntu and on both GNOME and KDE - still trying to narrow it down. I thought it *might* be the AMD CPU issue Linus had a recent rant about but unsure. But sticking with Kubuntu for now, because pretty much everything works on Ubuntu-likes and I prefer KDE.
BlackBloodRum Sep 25, 2023
Quoting: Liam DaweThat's interesting. I've seen a few people complain about sudden system slowdowns lately.Quoting: Fester_MuddI see LiamD you moved from Fedora back to (K)ubuntu. What was the main reason for this if you will? Because i have many times returned to Ubuntus...I was having serious system lag / stalls that I still haven't tracked down. Had it on Fedora, OpenSUSE and Kubuntu and on both GNOME and KDE - still trying to narrow it down. I thought it *might* be the AMD CPU issue Linus had a recent rant about but unsure. But sticking with Kubuntu for now, because pretty much everything works on Ubuntu-likes and I prefer KDE.
For example:
https://old.reddit.com/r/Gentoo/comments/16qtpgl/performance_issues/
Odd. I wonder what could be causing it?
fenglengshun Sep 27, 2023
Quoting: BlackBloodRumSo many "flavours".Obviously, you don't want people to go to other distro, just because they want to use a different DE. All these flavors do a lot to keep people 'in the family' so to speak.
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