Ubuntu 20.04 LTS is now available for installation
Available from today the new Ubuntu Long Term Support version, also known as Ubuntu 20.04 LTS Focal Fossa. This solution implements important new features, continuing with the Eoan Ermine solutions developed 6 months ago. GNOME 3.36 new features have been included and the ZFS system as root has also been included, but in this case with certain limitations.
Additionally, the new operating system kernel, which is based on Linux 5.4, has also been implemented. The improvement over Linux 5.3 called Eoan Ermine are minimal, making use of LTS versions, something common for Canonical. It should be noted that Ubuntu 20.04 LTS will have support for the next 5 years.
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Full listing of Ubuntu 20.04 LTS
- Linux kernel 5.4
- GNOME 3.36 graphical environment
- Do not disturb mode
- Improved support for screen sharing in Wayland
- Multiple GPU management optimized
- Improved performance
- Graphene integration within GNOME Shell and Mutter
- Flatpak support within WebKit 2.28. It has active WebGL and Web Audio within the WebKit settings
- GNOME Shell to support processes generated in systemd scopes
- Reorganized system menu
- Redesigned system dialogs
- General UI improvements
- Redesigned home screen
- Renamed the aps launcher folders
- Including App Extensions for managing extensions in GNOME
- Improved gesture system
- WireGuard support: Function added by Linus Torvalds in Linux 5.6 implemented by Canonical in Linux 5.4 using a bacport
- Python 3 by default
- Improved support for ZFS
- Manufacturer's logo at system startup next to Ubuntu name
- Removed the Amazon App
- New wallpapers
- New version of Yaru, highlighting the aubergine color in some menus / buttons and the gray in the folders. Including light, dark and mixed themes
- Support for multi-monitor GDM
- Fractional scaling in Xorg
- Updated packages in the latest versions of software such as Firefox or Thunderbird
If you are interested in trying all these news, you can download it from the Canonial official website or by typing in the terminal:
sudo do-release-upgrade
