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Ubuntu 24.10

Ubuntu 24.10 is a version of Ubuntu which was released to the public on 10 October 2024, with the codename "Oracular Oriole".Ubuntu 24.10 “Oracular Oriole” Is Slated for Release on October 10th, 2024 - 9to5Linux
== New features and changes ==
=== GNOME ===
The GNOME desktop environment was updated to version 47. This version comes with additional patches to enhance Mutter and GNOME Shell for greater stability and performance.
=== Security Center and Permissions Management ===
This release introduces a Security Center app designed to provide users with a more intuitive way to manage system security. This app includes a new feature that allows users to easily enable or disable the experimental permissions prompting for Home directory permissions. This added functionality makes it easier for users to control file access and privacy, an essential feature for both casual users and IT professionals concerned with system security.
=== Power Profiles Manager ===
In a nod to evolving hardware needs, Ubuntu 24.10 brings improvements to the Power Profiles Manager. Optimized to work better with newer hardware, particularly systems powered by AMD processors, this tool helps users fine-tune power consumption and system performance for a variety of tasks.
=== Wayland display protocol ===
Another significant change is the decision to default to Wayland for systems with NVIDIA GPUs. Traditionally, NVIDIA users had been defaulted to Xorg due to compatibility issues, but with ongoing improvements in Wayland and NVIDIA driver support, Canonical has decided to take the leap. This switch provides a more modern display server experience, offering smoother graphics rendering and better overall performance for NVIDIA users.
=== App Center ===
The App Center has received several upgrades in Ubuntu 24.10, including enhancements to the Manage page. Users can expect improved support for third-party DEB packages, making it easier to install a wider range of software.
=== Toolchain ===
Ubuntu 24.10 ships with an upgraded toolchain, catering to developers and power users who require the latest software versions. Some key updates include:
* GCC 14.2
* GNU Binutils 2.43.1
* GNU C Library 2.40
* LLVM 19
* Rust 1.80
* Go 1.23
* OpenSSL 3.3
* Systemd 256.5
* Netplan 1.1
* .NET 8
These updates ensure that Oracular Oriole can handle modern application development and run the latest open-source software with enhanced security and performance.
=== Fingerprint devices support ===
Support for fingerprint devices has been further expanded, allowing users to secure their systems with biometric authentication more efficiently.
=== Other changes ===
Added a 20th anniversary theme, featuring a "Warty Brown" accent color and icons, a white top bar and a special desktop wallpaper, to resemble 20 years since the first publicly released version of Ubuntu, which was 4.10.
== Gallery ==
Ubuntu 24.10 Boot.png|Boot/shutdown screen
Ubuntu 24.10 fallback boot.png|Fallback boot/shutdown screen
Ubuntu 24.10 Anniversary Desktop.png|Desktop with the Warty Brown theme and wallpaper
== References ==
Category:Ubuntu versions
Ubuntu 4.10

Ubuntu 4.10 (Warty Warthog) is the first release of Ubuntu, launched by Canonical Ltd. on 20 October 2004, over the choice of digital download or CDs mailed for free through Canonical's ShipIt program. Over the internet, 4.10 was distributed in two forms; an installer CD, similar to the setup discs of Windows and Mac, and a "live" CD based on Morphix which allowed users to test a clean installation from the disc itself without needing to install it first, though only for 32-bit x86. Installer CDs were provided for x86, PowerPC, and (relatively new for the time) x86-64.
Warty is the only desktop version of Ubuntu to exclusively use GNOME as its desktop environment, as newer releases introduced other default desktop environments in the form of "flavors" starting with Kubuntu in 5.04 (Hoary), which used KDE as its default. Unlike later releases, the application widget in GNOME 2's top panel is arranged differently and only features two dropdowns instead of three. It used kernel 2.6.8.
== Gallery ==
Ubuntu-4.10-Setup.png|Setup
Ubuntu-4.10-Boot.png|Boot screen
Ubuntu-4.10-Live-Boot.png|Ditto (Live CD)
Ubuntu-4.10-Login.png|Login screen
Ubuntu-410-desktop.png|File manager
Ubuntu-4.10-Safe.png|Safe to shutdown screen
=== 2004-09-15 Beta ===
Ubuntu-9-15-2004-4.10-Login.png|Login screen
Ubuntu-9-15-2004-4.10-Desktop.png|Desktop
Category:Ubuntu versions
Ubuntu 5.04

Ubuntu 5.04 is the second version of Ubuntu released on 8 April 2005. Beginning with this version, the live CD is also available for the amd64 and PowerPC architectures. There is also a combined install/live DVD.
== Gallery ==
Ubuntu-5.04-Setup.png|Setup
Ubuntu-5.04-Login.png|Login screen
Ubuntu-5.04-Demo.png|Demo
=== 2005-01-29 Beta ===
Ubuntu-1-29-2005-5.04-Setup.png|Setup
Ubuntu-1-29-2005-5.04-Setup2.png|Configuration utility
Ubuntu-1-29-2005-5.04-Boot.png|Boot screen
Ubuntu-1-29-2005-5.04-Login.png|Login screen
Ubuntu-1-29-2005-5.04-Desktop.png|Desktop
Category:Ubuntu versions
Ubuntu 5.10

Ubuntu 5.10 is a version of Ubuntu that was released under the codename of "Breezy Badger" on 13 October 2005. This build adds a boot screen over the command line boot sequence. The GNOME logo on the top panel has been replaced with the Ubuntu logo.
== Gallery ==
Ubuntu-5.10-Setup.png|Setup
Ubuntu-5.10-Boot.png|Boot screen
Ubuntu510-Login.png|Text-mode login prompt
Ubuntu-5.10-Login.png|Graphical login screen
Ubuntu-5.10-Demo.png|Demo
Category:Ubuntu versions
Ubuntu 6.06

Ubuntu 6.06 (Dapper Drake) is the fourth release of Ubuntu, and the first Long Term Support release (LTS), launching on 1 June 2006. Unlike interim releases, which were supported for only a few months after the next, support periods on an LTS release were increased to three years for desktop packages, and five years for server packages.
Dapper is the only Ubuntu release to have ever been delayed, as Canonical previously never maintained more than two Ubuntu releases at a time. A number of projects were in the works but not ready for April, such as the in-house Humanlooks theme for GNOME, the Ubiquity graphical installer for the live CD, the Usplash boot screen, and a new network manager utility for GNOME. As such, alphas and early beta versions of Dapper will usually be numbered 6.04.
== Gallery ==
Ubuntu-6.06-Setup.png|Setup
Ubuntu-6.06-Boot.png|Boot screen
Ubuntu606-Login.png|Text-mode login prompt
Ubuntu-6.06-Login.png|Graphical login screen
Ubuntu-6.06-Demo.png|Demo
Ubuntu-6.06-Shutdown.png|Shutting down
=== 29 March 2006 Beta ===
Ubuntu-3-29-2006-6.06-Setup.png|Setup
Ubuntu-3-29-2006-6.06-Boot.png|Boot screen
Ubuntu-3-29-2006-6.06-Login.png|Login screen
Ubuntu-3-29-2006-6.06-LoginSplash.png|Splash screen
Ubuntu-3-29-2006-6.06-Desktop.png|Desktop
Category:Ubuntu versions
Ubuntu 6.10

Ubuntu 6.10 is a version of Ubuntu released on 26 October 2006. The boot screen, login screen, and parts of the UI have been given enhancements and apps were given updates. The startup and shutdown sound have also been given a change, which would be used on every version of Ubuntu up to Ubuntu 18.04. The 28 September 2006 beta version uses different startup and shutdown sounds. The Firefox branding has been updated to the official version.
== Gallery ==
Ubuntu-6.10-Boot.png|Boot screen
Ubuntu-6.10-Login.png|Login screen
Ubuntu-6.10-Desktop.png|Desktop
Ubuntu-6.10-Demo.png|Demo
=== 2006-09-28 Beta ===
Ubuntu-9-28-2006-6.10-Setup.png|Boot from CD
Ubuntu-9-28-2006-6.10-LiveCD.png|Live CD desktop
Ubuntu-9-28-2006-6.10-Setup2.png|Welcome
Ubuntu-9-28-2006-6.10-Setup3.png|Installation complete
Ubuntu-9-28-2006-6.10-Boot.png|Boot screen
Ubuntu-9-28-2006-6.10-Login.png|Login screen
Ubuntu-9-28-2006-6.10-Desktop.png|Desktop
Category:Ubuntu versions
Ubuntu 7.04

Ubuntu 7.04 is a version of Ubuntu released on 19 April 2007.
== Gallery ==
Ubuntu-7.04-Setup.png|Boot from CD
Ubuntu-7.04-Boot.png|Boot screen
Ubuntu-7.04-Demo.png|Demo
=== 2007-02-01 Beta ===
Ubuntu-2-01-2007-7.04-Setup.png|Setup
Ubuntu-2-01-2007-7.04-Boot.png|Boot screen
Ubuntu-2-01-2007-7.04-Login.png|Login screen
Ubuntu-2-01-2007-7.04-Desktop.png|Desktop
Category:Ubuntu versions
Ubuntu 7.10

Ubuntu 7.10 is a version of Ubuntu that was released on 18 October 2007. Some components on the upper toolbar have been implemented.
== New features ==
* Hardware management improvements – improved plug-and-play configuration for printers, as well as automatic firmware installation for Broadcom cards.
* Improved support for display systems – For laptop users, full support external VGA (projector) support is available out-of-the-box with easy reconfiguration when hardware is switched. For power users this release includes the ability to manage multiple monitors.
* Windows NTFS file system compatibility – Users with a dual partition can read from and write to files that are on located in a Windows partition (including NTFS).
* Enhanced user interface – Simple 3D screen effects and graphics enhance the user experience.
* Desktop search – gives users the ability to search their entire desktop, whether for files, folders, chat logs or photos. This capability includes the deskbar applet, a central location on users’ desktops for all local and web search operations
* Firefox plugins – automatic installation of popular Firefox plugins validated by Ubuntu for a richer, safer web-browsing experience.
== Gallery ==
=== Installation ===
Ubuntu 7.10 start from cd.png|CD boot menu
Ubuntu 7.10 install begin.png|Welcome
Ubuntu 7.10 timezone.png|Select time zone
Ubuntu 7.10 keyboard.png|Select keyboard layout
Ubuntu 7.10 partition.png|Partition
Ubuntu 7.10 useraccount.png|Create user account
Ubuntu 7.10 installing.png|Installing
=== User interface ===
Ubuntu-7.10-Boot.png|Boot screen
Ubuntu 7.10 login.png|Login screen
Ubuntu-7.10-Demo.png|Demo
Ubuntu 7.10 neofetch.png|neofetch
Category:Ubuntu versions
Ubuntu 8.04

Ubuntu 8.04 is the second Long Term Support release of Ubuntu, which was released on 24 April 2008. It is the first version of Ubuntu to have a netbook edition.
== Gallery ==
Ubuntu-8.04-Setup.png|Setup
Ubuntu-8.04-Boot.png|Boot screen
Ubuntu-8.04-MozillaFirefox.png|Mozilla Firefox
Ubuntu-8.04-Demo.png|Demo
Category:Ubuntu versions
Ubuntu 9.10

Ubuntu 9.10 is a version of Ubuntu, which was released on 29 October 2009. The login interface is enhanced to no longer require the user to type a username, and also places certain games in a "Logic" subdirectory. It updates the installer to include a slideshow while installing the system, instead of a window with just a progress bar and status text. The netbook version is the last to be named "Netbook Remix", as it would be changed to "Netbook Edition" in the next version.
== Gallery ==
Ubuntu-9.10-Boot.png|Boot screen
Ubuntu-9.10-Boot2.png
Ubuntu-9.10-Login.png|Login
Ubuntu-9.10-Demo.png|Demo
File:UNE910-3.png|Netbook Remix
Category:Ubuntu versions
Ubuntu Budgie

Ubuntu Budgie is a Linux distribution based on Ubuntu, featuring the Budgie desktop environment.
==Timeline==
Similar to its base distribution, Ubuntu Budgie names its versions after different adjectives and animals in alphabetical order, and typically releases new versions in April and October.
Name 	Code name 	Release date 	Support end date
Ubuntu Budgie 16.04 LTS	Xenial Xerus 	21 April 2016 	April 2021
Ubuntu Budgie 16.10 	Yakkety Yak 	20 October 2016	20 July 2017
Ubuntu Budgie 17.04 	Zesty Zapus 	13 April 2017 	13 January 2018
Ubuntu Budgie 17.10 	Artful Aardvark 	19 October 2017	19 July 2018
Ubuntu Budgie 18.04 LTS	Bionic Beaver 	26 April 2018 	April 2023
Ubuntu Budgie 18.10 	Cosmic Cuttlefish	18 October 2018	18 July 2019
Ubuntu Budgie 19.04 	Disco Dingo 	18 April 2019 	23 January 2020
Ubuntu Budgie 19.10 	Eoan Ermine 	17 October 2019	17 July 2020
Ubuntu Budgie 20.04 LTS	Focal Fossa 	23 April 2020 	May 2025
Ubuntu Budgie 20.10 	Groovy Gorilla 	22 October 2020	July 2021
Ubuntu Budgie 21.04 	Hirsute Hippo 	22 April 2021 	January 2022
Ubuntu Budgie 21.10 	Impish Indri 	14 October 2021	July 2022
Ubuntu Budgie 22.04 LTS	Jammy Jellyfish 	21 April 2022 	May 2027
Ubuntu Budgie 22.10 	Kinetic Kudu 	20 October 2022	July 2023
Ubuntu Budgie 23.04 	Lunar Lobster 	11 April 2023 	January 2024
Ubuntu Budgie 23.10 	Mantic Minotaur 	12 October 2023	July 2024
Ubuntu Budgie 24.04 LTS	Noble Numbat 	25 April 2024 	April 2027
Ubuntu Budgie 24.10 	Oracular Oracle 	10 October 2024	July 2025
==External links== 
*Official website
Category:Linux
Category:Operating systems
Category:Ubuntu flavors
Ubuntu Budgie 18.04

Ubuntu Budgie 18.04 is an LTS version of Ubuntu Budgie codenamed "Bionic Beaver", which was released on 26 April 2018.
== Gallery ==
File:Ubuntu Budgie 18.04 LTS Desktop.png|Desktop
File:Ubuntu Budgie 18.04 LTS neofetch.png|neofetch
File:Ubuntu Budgie 18.04 LTS Demo.png|Demo
Category:Ubuntu Budgie versions
Ubuntu Budgie 19.04

Ubuntu Budgie 19.04 is a version of Ubuntu Budgie codenamed "Disco Dingo". It was released on 16 April 2019.
== Gallery ==
File:Ubuntu Budgie 19.04 Desktop.png|Desktop
File:Ubuntu Budgie 19.04 Neofetch.png|neofetch
File:Ubuntu Budgie 19.04 Demo.png|Demo
Category:Ubuntu Budgie versions
Ubuntu Budgie 21.10

Ubuntu Budgie 21.10 is a version of Ubuntu Budgie which was released to the public on 14 October 2021 under the codename "Impish Indri".
==Gallery==
File:Ubuntubudgie21.10boot.png|Boot screen
File:Ubuntubudgie21.10copyingfiles.png|Copying files
File:Ubuntubudgie21.10login.png|Login screen
File:Ubuntubudgie21.10desktop.png|Desktop
File:Ubuntubudgie21.10demo.png|Demo
Category:Ubuntu Budgie versions
Ubuntu Cinnamon

Ubuntu Cinnamon is a free and open source Linux distribution driven by the community. It uses the Cinnamon desktop environment that was developed by Linux Mint initially in 2011. The first release of the distribution was version 19.10 with the codename "Eoan Ermine". It was released on 4 December 2019.Ubuntu Cinnamon Remix 19.10 Eoan Ermine Released - Flavors - Ubuntu Community Hub
==History==
The Cinnamon environment was firstly introduced on 2011 in the Linux Mint 13 distribution. Ideas to make Ubuntu Cinnamon did not take a long to arrive, but even though people had these ideas, no one stepped up to make the first ever version of Ubuntu Cinnamon. Except in 2019 where a user named ItzSwirlz asked for info on the Cinnamon Ubuntu Flavor in Ubuntu Discourse and then posted the first version iso in SourceForge.Cinnamon Ubuntu Flavor? - Flavors / Ubuntu Cinnamon - Ubuntu Community Hub
==Release history==
Name	Codename 	Release date 	Support end date		
 	Eoan Ermine 	4 December 2019	July 2020 		
 	Focal Fossa 	7 May 2020 	April 2023 		
 	Groovy Gorilla 	22 October 2020	July 2021 		
 	Hirsute Hippo 	24 April 2021 	January 2022 		
 	Impish Indri 	14 October 2021	July 2022 		
 	Jammy Jellyfish	22 April 2022 	April 2025 		
 	Kinetic Kudu 	20 October 2022	July 2023 		
 	Lunar Lobster 	20 April 2023 	January 2024 		
 	Mantic Minotaur	12 October 2023	July 2024 		
 	Noble Numbat 	25 April 2024 	April 2027 		
 	Oracular Oriole	10 October 2024	July 2025 		
 	 	 	 		
==References==
Category:Linux
Category:Ubuntu flavors
Ubuntu Cinnamon 19.10

Ubuntu Cinnamon 19.10 is the first version of Ubuntu Cinnamon. It was released on 4 December 2019 with the codename "Eoan Ermine". It was also referred as "Ubuntu Cinnamon Remix".
== Features ==
Nothing pretty much changes from Ubuntu, the major change from Ubuntu is that it uses the Cinnamon desktop environment of Linux. Making it easier to use for new Linux users that are switching from Windows operating system.
* Calamares Installer with Kimmo themes.Ubuntu Cinnamon - Wikipedia
== Gallery ==
File:UbuntuCinnamon19.10-BootScreen.png|Boot screen
File:UbuntuCinnamon19.10-Desktop.png|Desktop
File:UbuntuCinnamon19.10-Settings.png|Settings
File:UbuntuCinnamon19.10-ShutdownPrompt.png|Shutdown prompt
== References ==
Category:Ubuntu Cinnamon versions
Ubuntu Cinnamon 20.04 LTS

Ubuntu Cinnamon 20.04 is a version of Ubuntu Cinnamon that was released on 25 April 2020. It has the codename "Focal Fossa".Ubuntu Cinnamon 20.04 LTS "Focal Fossa" Has Been Released!
== Changes ==
* On-Screen Keyboard can be activated in the screensaver settings.
* Screensaver fader has been removed.
* New options have been added for privacy settings for internet checking.
* Customizing your desktop, windows, and panels is made easier.
* HiDPI Monitors are now supported.
* New, better fading with the startup animation.
== New additions ==
* Uses Cinnamon 4.4.
* GNOME Disks for disk partitions.
* GNOME System Monitor.
== References ==
Category:Ubuntu Cinnamon versions
Ubuntu Cinnamon 20.10

Ubuntu Cinnamon 20.10 is an Ubuntu Cinnamon version under the codename "Groovy Gorilla". It was released in 22 October 2020.Ubuntu Cinnamon Remix 20.10 "Groovy Gorilla" Released!
== Changes ==
* Kimmo theme design fixes
* Improved system sounds
== References ==
Category:Ubuntu Cinnamon versions
Ubuntu Cinnamon 22.04 LTS

Ubuntu Cinnamon 22.04 is a version of Ubuntu Cinnamon released on 22 April 2022 under the codename "Jammy Jellyfish".Ubuntu Cinnamon Remix 22.04 LTS "Jammy Jellyfish" Released!
== Changes ==
* Cinnamon Screensaver
* Nemo File Manager 5.2.4
== References ==
Category:Ubuntu Cinnamon versions
Ubuntu Kylin

Ubuntu Kylin is the official Chinese version of Ubuntu that is targeted to the said country's market. It has been described as a "loose continuation of Kylin OS" by Canonical Ltd and the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology of China. Features that are not included in its international counterpart are present, such as Chinese input methods, Chinese calendars, a weather indicator, online music search from the Dash, and WPS Office being the default office suite instead of LibreOffice.
==Timeline==
Like Ubuntu, its versions are named after different adjectives and animals in alphabetical order and usually release on April and October.
Name 	Code name 	Release date 	Support end date
Ubuntu Kylin 13.04 	Raring Ringtail 	25 April 2013 	27 January 2014
Ubuntu Kylin 13.10 	Saucy Salamander 	17 October 2013	17 July 2014
Ubuntu Kylin 14.04 LTS	Trusty Tahr 	17 April 2014 	30 April 2019
Ubuntu Kylin 14.10 	Utopic Unicorn 	23 October 2014	23 July 2015
Ubuntu Kylin 15.04 	Vivid Vervet 	23 April 2015 	4 February 2016
Ubuntu Kylin 15.10 	Wily Werewolf 	22 October 2015	28 July 2016
Ubuntu Kylin 16.04 LTS	Xenial Xerus 	21 April 2016 	April 2021
Ubuntu Kylin 16.10 	Yakkety Yak 	20 October 2016	20 July 2017
Ubuntu Kylin 17.04 	Zesty Zapus 	13 April 2017 	13 January 2018
Ubuntu Kylin 17.10 	Artful Aardvark 	19 October 2017	19 July 2018
Ubuntu Kylin 18.04 LTS	Bionic Beaver 	26 April 2018 	April 2023
Ubuntu Kylin 18.10 	Cosmic Cuttlefish	18 October 2018	18 July 2019
Ubuntu Kylin 19.04 	Disco Dingo 	18 April 2019 	23 January 2020
Ubuntu Kylin 19.10 	Eoan Ermine 	17 October 2019	17 July 2020
Ubuntu Kylin 20.04 LTS	Focal Fossa 	23 April 2020 	May 2025
Ubuntu Kylin 20.10 	Groovy Gorilla 	22 October 2020	July 2021
Ubuntu Kylin 21.04 	Hirsute Hippo 	22 April 2021 	January 2022
Ubuntu Kylin 21.10 	Impish Indri 	14 October 2021	July 2022
Ubuntu Kylin 22.04 LTS	Jammy Jellyfish 	21 April 2022 	May 2027
Ubuntu Kylin 22.10 	Kinetic Kudu 	20 October 2022	July 2023
Ubuntu Kylin 23.04 	Lunar Lobster 	21 April 2023 	January 2024
Ubuntu Kylin 23.10 	Mantic Minotaur 	12 October 2023	July 2024
Ubuntu Kylin 24.04 LTS	Noble Numbat 	25 April 2024 	May 2029
Ubuntu Kylin 24.10 	Oracular Oriole 	10 October 2024	July 2025
==Gallery==
===Ubuntu Kylin 20.04 LTS ===
Ubuntu Kylin 20.10 Boot.png|Boot screen
Ubuntu Kylin 20.10 checking files.png|Checking files
VirtualBox Ubuntu Kylin install.png|Welcome to install
Ubuntu Kylin 20.04 Keybord Layout.png|Keyboard layout
Ubuntu Kylin 20.04 updates and other software.png|Updates and other software
Ubuntu Kylin 20.04 timezone.png|Time zone
Ubuntu Kylin 20.04 user.png|User account
Ubuntu Kylin 20.04 task view.png|Task View
Ubuntu Kylin 20.04 UKCC.png|Control Panel
Ubuntu Kylin 20.04 about.png|About
Category:Linux
Category:Operating systems
Category:Ubuntu flavors
Ubuntu Kylin 14.04

Ubuntu Kylin 14.04 is the first Long Term Support release of Ubuntu Kylin released on 17 April 2014 under the codename "Trusty Tahr".
==Gallery==
UbuntuKylin1404-BootScreen.png|Boot screen
UbuntuKylin1404-Installer.png|Installer
UbuntuKylin1404-Installing.png|Ditto, installing
UbuntuKylin1404-Chromium.png|Chromium
UbuntuKylin1404-LibreOffice.png|LibreOffice
UbuntuKylin1404-Terminal27.png|Terminal with uname -a (14.04.4)
UbuntuKylin1404-Terminal42.png|Ditto (14.04.6)
UbuntuKylin1404-UbuntuSoftwareCenter.png|Ubuntu Software Center
UbuntuKylin1404-YoukerAssistant.png|Youker Assistant
UbuntuKylin1404-Calculator.png|Calculator
UbuntuKylin1404-Mines.png|Mines
Category:Ubuntu Kylin versions
Ubuntu MATE

Ubuntu MATE is a Linux distribution which is based on Ubuntu, first released on 23 October 2014. This "flavor" of Ubuntu uses the MATE desktop environment, which is based on GNOME 2, as opposed to Ubuntu's GNOME desktop environment.
==Version history==
Version	Release date 	Support end 			
 	11 November 2014	April 2019 			
 	23 October 2014 	July 2015 			
 	23 April 2015 	January 2016 			
 	22 October 2015 	July 2016 			
 	21 April 2016 	30 April 2019			
 	13 October 2016 	July 2017 			
 	13 April 2017 	January 2018 			
 	19 October 2017 	July 2018 			
 	26 April 2018 	April 2021 			
 	18 October 2018 	July 2019 			
 	18 April 2019 	January 2020 			
 	17 October 2019 	July 2020 			
 	23 April 2020 	April 2023 			
 	22 October 2020 	July 2021 			
 	22 April 2021 	January 2022 			
 	14 October 2021 	July 2022 			
 	21 April 2022 	21 April 2027			
 	20 October 2022 	July 2023 			
 	20 April 2023 	January 2024 			
 	12 October 2023 	11 July 2024 			
 	25 April 2024 	May 2029 			
 	10 October 2024 	July 2025 			
 	 	 			
==Notes==
Category:Linux
Category:Operating systems
Category:Ubuntu flavors
Ubuntu MATE 14.04

Ubuntu MATE 14.04 is a Long Term Support version of Ubuntu MATE which was released to the public on 11 November 2014. The 14.04 release aims to provide long-term support until 2019, following Ubuntu.
== Gallery ==
=== Installation ===
File:Ubuntu MATE 14.04.2 installation type.png|Installer
File:Ubuntu MATE 14.04 preparing install.png|Preparing to install
File:Ubuntu MATE 14.04.2 timezone.png|Timezone
File:Ubuntu MATE 14.04.2 keyboard layout.png|Keyboard settings
File:Ubuntu MATE 14.04.2 user.png|User settings
File:Ubuntu MATE 14.04.2 installing.png|Installing
=== User interface ===
File:Ubuntu MATE 14.04.2 boot.png|Boot screen
File:Ubuntu MATE 14.04.2 login screen.png|Login screen
UbuntuMATE1404-LockScreen.png|Lock screen
UbuntuMATE1404-Terminal33.png|Terminal with uname -a (14.04.2)
UbuntuMATE1404-Terminal77.png|Ditto (14.04.6)
UbuntuMATE1404-Firefox.png|Firefox
UbuntuMATE1404-Firefox66.png|Ditto, version 66.0.1
UbuntuMATE1404-LibreOffice.png|LibreOffice
UbuntuMATE1404-VLC.png|VLC media player
UbuntuMATE1404-galculator.png|galculator
UbuntuMATE1404-Cheese.png|Cheese
UbuntuMATE1404-Thunderbird.png|Thunderbird
UbuntuMATE1404-Thunderbird60.png|Ditto, version 60
UbuntuMATE1404-Pidgin.png|Pidgin
UbuntuMATE1404-CharacterMap.png|Character Map
UbuntuMATE1404-EyeOfMATE.png|Eye of MATE Inage Viewer
UbuntuMATE1404-Caja.png|Caja
Category:Ubuntu MATE versions
Ubuntu MATE 16.04

Ubuntu MATE 16.04 is a Long Term Support version of Ubuntu MATE which was released to the public on 21 April 2016.
==Gallery==
File:UbuntuMATE16.04Boot.png|Boot screen
File:UbuntuMATE16.04Install.png|Installer
File:UbuntuMATE16.04FileCopyx.png|Copying files
File:UbuntuMATE16.04Logon.png|Login screen
File:UbuntuMATE16.04Desktop.png|Desktop
Category:Ubuntu MATE versions
Ubuntu MATE 21.10

Ubuntu MATE 21.10 is a version of Ubuntu MATE which was released to the public on 14 October 2021.
==Gallery==
File:UbuntuMATE16.04Boot.png|Boot screen
File:Ubuntumate21.10copyingfiles.png|Copying files
File:Ubuntumate21.10login.png|Login screen
File:Ubuntumate21.10desktop.png|Desktop
File:Ubuntumate21.10demo.png|Demo
Category:Ubuntu MATE versions