Fuck Ubuntu, long live Windows 3.11 (I still use DOS 6.22) :)

DarthCoin

> Proposed changes at-a-glance:
>
> - GNOME Shell 42
> - New Flutter-based firmware update tool
> - Linux kernel 5.15 LTS
> - New multitasking options in Settings
> - New Ubuntu Dock options in Settings
> - Updated Yaru theme
> - Choice of theme accent colours
> - Performance improvements to Mutter
> - Ubuntu Pro integration

> Ubuntu 22.04 LTS is the first version of Ubuntu designed to run well on the Raspberry Pi 4 2GB model 

> Ubuntu 22.04 is [to be] released on April 21, 2022.

> The Ubuntu 22.04 codename is “Jammy Jellyfish“. In the UK, where Canonical is based, ‘jammy’ is an adjective used to describe someone or something lucky or fortunate. 

>  22.04 is the 36th Ubuntu release since 2004

> As Ubuntu 22.04 is a Long-Term Support (LTS) release it receives ongoing app updates and critical security fixes for five years from release. It also receives periodical new Linux kernel releases and graphics driver updates.

>  Ubuntu 22.04 Jammy Jellyfish release schedule
>
> ~~Feature Freeze: February 24, 2022~~
> ~~UI Freeze: March 17, 2022~~
> Ubuntu 22.04 Beta: March 31, 2022
> Kernel Freeze: April 7, 2022
> Release Candidate: April 14, 2022
> [Final release: April 21, 2022]

> Ubuntu 22.04 New Features
>
> Ubuntu now uses Wayland as default display server (yes, even for NVIDIA users); there’s new horizontal workspace switcher and a horizontal app launcher that lets you rearrange apps; a slew of new settings; Active Directory support; a new firewall backend; and more.

> A good chunk of GNOME Shell 42 is included in Ubuntu 22.04, including an updated GNOME Shell desktop, its new screenshot tool, a backport of the new ‘Privacy’ panel in the Settings app, and the latest version of the Nautilus file manager.

> A brand new screenshot UI is included, 

> Quick power mode switching, new ‘multitasking’ options in Settings, and low-power tweaks deigned to prolong battery life, plus a stack of the newer GNOME 42 features.