Ubuntu 22.04LTS is Amazing! Canonical has finally released the latest Long Term Support version of Ubuntu Linux: 22.04 LTS.

This version of Ubuntu, code-named Jammy Jellyfish is jam-packed with new features.

This is a three-part complete beginners guide on Ubuntu. In the first video, I do a walk-through of the main features of Ubuntu 22.04 LTS.

In the second video, I show you how to install Ubuntu on any computer, including macOS, Windows or Virtual Machines.

And in the third video, I give you quick tips you can apply to make your Ubuntu experience even better.

Ubuntu 22.04 LTS brings more of everything you love about Ubuntu Desktop. More features and customization options, more performance, power efficiency, and ways to integrate with your existing enterprise management tools.

Combined with canonical's LTS commitment of five years of updates and security patching, this latest version of the Linux Desktop delivers everything needed to empower developers and creators in 2022 and beyond.

Ubuntu 22.04 uses Linux kernel 5.15, a long-term support version of the Linux kernel. This Linux kernel will be maintained for many years, just like Ubuntu 22.04.

This particular kernel release has improved support for Intel Alder Lake processors, plus more compatibility with the Apple M1 processor. There's also support for various AMD hardware released in 2021.

The new GNOME 42 provides a range of benefits, from a streamlined user interface with more on-screen display notifications to snappy horizontal workspace transitions and touchpad gestures, as well as improved multi-monitor support.

In Ubuntu 22.04 LTS, you can now change the dock's position on the screen and whether it expands across the entire side of the screen or not.

As for desktop icons, they now appear in the bottom-right corner by default. OF course, you can change this setting to suit your preferences.

Ubuntu's Yaru theme continues to be refined. Jammy Jellyfish features a new accent colour-picker that allows you to customize your desktop even further. In addition, the community wallpapers are amazing.

The Linux desktop performance has had a massive upgrade for this release. Thanks to work on GNOME triple buffering, Intel and Raspberry Pi graphics drivers will now see up to double the frame rate when navigating the desktop. We also see significant improvements when using AMD and Nvidia graphics cards and runtime power management for Nvidia GPUs. Wayland is now the default display server for most systems, while X11 remains the default for those with Nvidia GPUs.

The GNOME 42 also brings new power profile options, allowing users to choose between performance and power consumption from the settings screen.

Now a little extra for Raspberry Pi users. By enabling zswap by default and some additional tweaks to the compression algorithm, Ubuntu delivers a solid desktop experience for the low-end Raspberry Pi 4, 2GB model. This provides a performance boost for the 4GB and 8GB versions as well!

Ubuntu desktop has also had upgrades for enterprise users, with additional enhancements to integrate with existing identity management solutions.

Ubuntu comes with many other tweaks and updates in addition to these headline features.

PulseAudio delivers several improvements for Bluetooth headsets, supporting a broader range of devices and battery level reporting.

LibreOffice, Thunderbird and Firefox have all been updated to the latest versions. And Firefox now ships as a snap, published by Mozilla.

Developers also have access to the latest toolchains for Python, Ruby, Perl, Goh, PHP and now Rust.

Ubuntu 22..04 is also available on Windows Subsystem for Linux. You can download it now directly from the Microsoft store. A

22.04 is the first Ubuntu LTS release with Firefox shipped as a snap instead of a DEB package.

The new long-term support release of Ubuntu has arrived. This is big news in the Ubuntu community.

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👉🏻 00:00 Intro
👉🏻 00:48 Walk Through
👉🏻 01:50 Gnome 42
👉🏻 03:00 Improvements
👉🏻 04:33 Developers
👉🏻 05:38 Outro

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