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Tiny Core Linux 11.1

Tiny Core Linux 11.1 is a version of Tiny Core Linux. It was released on 1 April 2020.
== Changes ==
* tce-size changes
* busybox patches
* removed /usr/bin/uuid
* ldconfig update (x86_64 only) to fix occasional libraries not found error
== Gallery ==
=== Tiny Core Pure ===
File:VirtualBox_Tiny_Core_Linux_11.1_23_09_2020_18_17_13.png|Boot selector
File:VirtualBox_Tiny_Core_Linux_11.1_23_09_2020_18_17_59.png|Verbose boot
File:VirtualBox_Tiny_Core_Linux_11.1_23_09_2020_18_17_26.png|Desktop
Towns OS

Towns OS is an operating system made by Fujitsu in 1989 for their line of FM Towns computers. This operating system is based on MS-DOS (with Phar Lap 386|DOS-Extender) with a very limited GUI. Towns OS is stored into a CD where users can boot straight from the CD; booting from CD on the FM Towns is performed by using a copy of MS-DOS 3 in ROM. It can also be installed to a hard disk.
An official English translation of Towns OS version 1.1L20 exists, which was originally provided to British game developers Psygnosis to allow them "to get familiarised with the new environment with minimal language obstacles"; however of the floppies containing the English binaries, disk 2 could not be dumped successfully.
==Gallery==
=== Towns OS V1.1 L10 (1989) ===
File:TownsOS-1.1L10-Boot.PNG|Boot screen
File:TownsOS-1.1L10-Contents.PNG|Contents
File:TownsOS-1.1L10-TDP.PNG|Towns Demonstration Program
File:TownsOS-1.1L10-CDPlayer.PNG|CD Player
=== Towns OS V1.1 L10B (1989) ===
File:TownsOS-1.1L10B-Boot.PNG|Boot screen
File:TownsOS-1.1L10B-Desk.PNG|Desktop
File:TownsOS-1.1L10B-Contents.PNG|Contents
=== Towns OS V1.1 L20 (English, 1989) ===
File:TownsOS-1.1L20-English-Boot.PNG|Boot screen
File:TownsOS-1.1L20-English-Desk.PNG|Desktop
File:TownsOS-1.1L20-English-PatternEditor.PNG|Pattern Editor
File:TownsOS-1.1L20-English-CDPlayer.PNG|CD Player
=== Towns OS V1.1 L30 (1990) ===
File:TownsOS-1.1L30-Boot.PNG|Boot screen
File:TownsOS-1.1L30-Desk.PNG|Desktop
=== Towns OS V2.1 L10A (1991) ===
File:TownsOS-2.1L10A-Boot.PNG|Boot screen
File:TownsOS-2.1L10A-Desk.PNG|Desktop
File:TownsOS-2.1L10A-About.PNG|About TownsMENU
File:TownsOS-2.1L10A-Calculator.PNG|Calculator
File:TownsOS-2.1L10A-CDPlayer.PNG|CD Player
File:TownsOS-2.1L10A-ControlPanel.PNG|Control Panel
=== Towns OS V2.1 L20 (1992) ===
File:TownsOS-2.1L20A-Boot.PNG|Boot screen
File:TownsOS-2.1L20A-Desk.PNG|Desktop
File:TownsOS-2.1L20A-About.PNG|About TownsMENU
=== Towns OS V2.1 L30A (1993) ===
File:TownsOS-2.1L30A-Boot.PNG|Boot screen
File:TownsOS-2.1L30A-Desk.PNG|Desktop
File:TownsOS-2.1L30A-About.PNG|About TownsMENU
File:TownsOS-2.1L30A-ControlPanel.PNG|Control Panel
File:TownsOS-2.1L30A-Address.PNG|Address
=== Towns OS V2.1 L31 (1994) ===
File:TownsOS-2.1L31-Boot.PNG|Boot screen
File:TownsOS-2.1L31-Desk.PNG|Desktop
File:TownsOS-2.1L31-About.PNG|About TownsMENU
=== Towns OS V2.1 L40 (1994) ===
File:TownsOS-2.1L40-Boot.PNG|Boot screen
File:TownsOS-2.1L40-Desk.PNG|Desktop
File:TownsOS-2.1L40-About.PNG|About TownsMENU
=== Towns OS V2.1 L50A (1995) ===
File:TownsOS-2.1L50A-Boot.PNG|Boot screen
File:TownsOS-2.1L50A-Desk.PNG|Desktop
File:TownsOS-2.1L50A-About.PNG|About TownsMENU
=== Towns OS V2.1 L51 (1995) ===
File:TownsOS-2.1L51-Boot.PNG|Boot screen
File:TownsOS-2.1L51-Desk.PNG|Desktop
File:TownsOS-2.1L51-About.PNG|About TownsMENU
File:TownsOS-2.1L51-Calc.PNG|Calculator
File:TownsOS-2.1L51-CDPlayer.PNG|CD Player
File:TownsOS-2.1L51-ControlPanel.PNG|Control Panel
File:TownsOS-2.1L51-Schedule.PNG|Schedule
Category:Operating systems
UOS

UnionTech OS (UOS, also known as Unity Operating System) is a Chinese Linux distribution based on Deepin, which is specially designed for commercial use. 
Most editions of UOS has an activation, which is similar to Red Hat Enterprise Linux.
==SKUs (Desktop)==
As of 2025, UOS Desktop has the following main branches: 
===Professional===
The Professional edition is only provided for customized purpose, such as Chinese governments and enterprises. There are also some variants, like Education edition and Military edition.
===Home / Personal===
The Home & Personal edition is provided for generic users, which are free of charge. One noticeable difference between these two editions is, to activate the Home edition, users need to apply for a free activation code from UnionTech, which is different from its predecessor Personal edition (it will be automatically activated once connected to the Internet). 
The Personal edition has been discontinued, and the Home edition is under public test. However, the Home edition has not been updated since 2023, without any official announcement.
===Community===
The community edition is another name of Deepin.
==SKUs (Server)==
The UOS Server comes from four branches, which is based on Anolis OS, CentOS, Debian & openEuler. 
The last letter of the version number determines the Linux distribution it is based on. For example, version 1000c is based on CentOS.
==Running on a phone==
In October 2020, a Chinese user successfully flashed UOS on a Xiaomi Mi 6 phone, with almost all functions working perfectly.
==Timeline==
Name 	Release Date
UOS 20	Professional: 15 January 2020官方重磅！统信UOS正式版面向合作伙伴发布, UnionTech. 15 January 2020.Personal: 27 August 2020统信桌面操作系统V20个人版（1010）发布, UnionTech. 27 August 2020
UOS 21	Home: December 2021统信UOS个人版升级家庭版公告, UnionTech. 7 December 2021
UOS 22	Home: 15 January 2023
==External links==
*Official website
==References==
Category:Linux
Category:Operating systems
UOS 20 Professional 1021

UOS 20 Professional 1021 is a build of UOS released on August 2020. There is also a user shared a Xiaomi Mi 6 phone running this build at 2 October 2020 on Gitee and GitHubhttps://github.com/BigfootACA/sagit-uos.
==Gallery==
File:UOS running on Mi 6.jpg|UOS 20 Professional 1021 running on Mi 6
==References==
UOS 21.0 Home Desktop Public Preview

UOS 21.0 Home Desktop Public Preview is a build of UOS 21.0. It was officially announced on 1 May 2021 and was released only in the Home Desktop edition.
== New features ==
* Easy install - This build introduces a brand new setup interface. With this new feature, the installation can be finished by just clicking "Easy install" once.
*New look and feel - It features an all new, modern looking design that is different to what is seen on UOS 20 and Deepin 20.
== Bugs and quirks ==
* Resource consumption is extremely high on virtualization platforms such as VirtualBox. At least 2 GB of RAM is needed for a virtual machine.
* The system incorrectly identifies itself as UOS 20 or Deepin 20, with a placeholder icon when running neofetch.
* Some printers do not work correctly.
* VPN services are broken or prohibited, making VPN connections unavailable.
* Share between this system and Windows is buggy, and shared folders from Windows cannot be found on the system.
== Gallery ==
=== Installation ===
Uos 21 home beta boot.png|Boot from CD
Uos 21 beta home boot.png|Boot screen
Uos 21 home beta welcome install.png|Welcome to install
Uos 21 home beta manual install.png|Virtualization platform detected
Uos 21 home beta partition.png|Partition
Uos 21 home beta install summary.png|Install summary
Uos 21 home beta installing.png|Installing
UOS 21.0 home beta finish install.png|Finished
=== User interface ===
UOS 21.0 home beta user account.png|User account
UOS 21.0 home beta login.png|Login screen
UOS 21.0 home beta desktop.png|Desktop
UOS 21.0 home beta voice assistant.png|Voice assistant
UOS 21.0 home beta about.png|About
UOS 21.0 home beta neofetch.png|neofetch
UX.Unleaked

UX.Unleaked is a blog that was run by Grabberslasher. The primary focus of the website was to document the various stages of Windows Vista's development from before and after its infamous reset - this included pre-reset builds such as 4030 (Lab06_n.030630-1724), the main and Lab06_n compiles of build 4042, server build 4066 as well as post-reset builds 3790.1232, and 5001, and 5098. Builds 3790.1232 and 5001 were major subjects of longstanding controversy as a number of individuals had questioned their authenticity between 1 May 2008 through 23 January 2020.prayaas1998. Build 3790, BetaArchive. 5 August 2011.maxtorix. Longhorn build 5001 is FAKE!, BetaArchive. 25 April 2013.
The blog additionally documented specifics of Microsoft's forward and reverse integration processes in build labs observed throughout the development of both Windows XP (including its server counterpart) and pre-reset Longhorn.Grabberslasher. Longhorn Labs, UX.Unleaked. 9 June 2008.Grabberslasher. LAB06 and LAB06_N, UX.Unleaked. 10 June 2008.
Plans for documenting builds 4030 (main), both main and Lab06_n compiles of build 4031, build 4032 and specific editions of build 4038 were additionally in progress, but were later not realized. Its final blog post was published on 2 July 2008,Grabberslasher. 6.0.4030.0.Lab06_n.030630-1724, UX.Unleaked. 2 July 2008. and since then the blog has remained in a dormant state. All builds documented on the blog have since been shared publicly, a majority of which were sourced by the site owner themselves.Grabberslasher. New Longhorn Builds for a New Decade, BetaArchive. 23 January 2020.
== External links ==
*Official website
== References ==
Category:Sites
Ubuntu 10.04

Ubuntu 10.04 is the third Long Term Support release of Ubuntu, which was released on 29 April 2010. This version uses a darker interface and most of the default apps have been removed in favor of an application store. As of 2025, this is the earliest Ubuntu version to use the new logo, but many resources still use the old one as well as the Mahjongg game included with the operating system even in modern versions. This version changes the Netbook Remix name to Netbook Edition.
== Gallery ==
Ubuntu-10.04-Setup.png|Setup
Ubuntu-10.04-Boot.png|Boot screen
Ubuntu-10.04-Login.png|Login screen
Ubuntu-10.04-Demo.png|Demo
Category:Ubuntu versions
Ubuntu 10.10

Ubuntu 10.10 is a version of Ubuntu, which was released on 10 October 2010. It is the last version of Ubuntu to have a Netbook Edition.
== Changes ==
*The Unity interface was introduced in the Netbook edition.
*The F-Shot photo manager has been replaced with Shotwell.
*This version changed the default used font to "Ubuntu".
== Bugs and quirks ==
The boot screen may show Ubuntu 10.10 instead of the Ubuntu logo in some configurations.
== Gallery ==
Ubuntu-10.10-Setup.png|CD boot menu
Ubuntu-10.10-Setup2.png|Text-mode setup
Ubuntu1010-XSetup.png|Graphical setup
Ubuntu-10.10-Boot.png|Fallback boot screen
Ubuntu1010-Failsafe.png|Failsafe experience with uname -a
Ubuntu-10.10-Shutdown.png|Fallback shutdown screen
=== Ubuntu 10.10 Alpha 3 ===
Ubuntu 10.10 Alpha 3 rus.png|Demo (in Russian)
=== Ubuntu 10.10 (2010-08-18 Beta) ===
File:Ubuntu10.10-18August2010Beta-Setup.png|Setup
File:Ubuntu10.10-18August2010Beta-Desk.png|Desktop
File:Ubuntu10.10-18August2010Beta-FailSafe.png|Failsafe desktop
File:Ubuntu10.10-18August2010Beta-Shutdown.png|Shutdown screen
Category:Ubuntu versions
Ubuntu 11.04

Ubuntu 11.04 is a version of Ubuntu, which was released on 28 April 2011. This version of Ubuntu includes GNOME 2, which was replaced with Unity in the next release, and Unity. Unity was found as early as 10.10 in the Netbook edition, however.
 
==Changes==
*The color used for the background of text-mode setup has been changed from blue to purple.
*Many apps from the GNOME Project have been replaced. For example, the Rhythmbox music player has been replaced with Banshee.
*Firefox has been updated to version 4.
*OpenOffice.org has been replaced with LibreOffice.
==Fixes==
The boot screen will now show the Ubuntu logo instead of Ubuntu 11.04 in some configurations.
== Bugs and quirks==
=== Alpha 1 build ===
Due to its earliness, many places, such as the boot screen and setup slideshows will still mention "Ubuntu 10.10".
==Gallery==
Ubuntu-11.04-Setup.png|Text-mode setup
Ubuntu-10.04-Boot.png|Boot screen
Ubuntu-11.04-Login.png|Login screen
Ubuntu-11.04-Desktop-with-Unity.png|Desktop with Unity
Ubuntu-11.04-Demo.png|Demo
===Ubuntu 11.04 Alpha 1===
File:Ubuntu11.04Alpha1-Setup.png|Setup
File:Ubuntu-10.10-Boot.png|Boot screen
File:Ubuntu11.04Alpha1-Login.png|Login screen
File:Ubuntu11.04Alpha1-Desk.png|Desktop
File:Ubuntu11.04Alpha1-Shutdown.png|Shutdown screen
Category:Ubuntu versions
Ubuntu 11.10

Ubuntu 11.10 is a version of Ubuntu, which was released on 13 October 2011. This version completed the transition from GNOME 2 to Unity for the standard Ubuntu flavor, following Canonical's decision not to adopt the then-new GNOME 3 shell due to philosophical differences with the GNOME team. As such, it no longer includes the GNOME Panel as a fallback for systems that couldn't run the Unity environment.
== Gallery ==
Ubuntu-10.04-Boot.png|Boot screen
Ubuntu-11.10-Login.png|Login screen
Ubuntu-11.10-Demo.png|Demo
Category:Ubuntu versions
Ubuntu 12.04

Ubuntu 12.04 is the fourth Long Term Support release of Ubuntu, which was released on 26 April 2012. This is the first LTS version of Ubuntu to use Unity. To match the support period of the server counterpart, support for the desktop line has been increased to five years.
== Gallery ==
Ubuntu-10.04-Boot.png|Boot screen
Ubuntu-12.04-Login.png|Login screen
Ubuntu1204.5 LTS Desktop.png|Live session desktop 
Ubuntu-12.04-Demo.png|Demo
Category:Ubuntu versions
Ubuntu 12.10

Ubuntu 12.10 is a version of Ubuntu, which was released on 18 October 2012. This version drops support for the alternate installation CD. It is the last version of Ubuntu to support the PowerPC architecture.
== Gallery ==
Ubuntu-10.04-Boot.png|Boot screen
Ubuntu-12.10-Setup.png|Setup
Ubuntu-12.10-Setup2.png|Installation type
Ubuntu-12.10-Setup3.png|Installing
Category:Ubuntu versions
Ubuntu 16.04

Ubuntu 16.04 is the fifth Long Term Support release of Ubuntu that released on 21 April 2016 under the codename of "Xenial Xerus". This is the last LTS version to use Unity as the default desktop environment, as it has been replaced with GNOME in Ubuntu 18.04.
== Gallery ==
Ubuntu-18.10-Boot.png|Boot screen
Ubuntu-16.04-Demo.png|Demo
Category:Ubuntu versions
Ubuntu 17.04

Ubuntu 17.04 is a version of Ubuntu that released on 13 April 2017 under the codename of "Zesty Zapus". It is the last version of Ubuntu to use the Unity desktop environment. The codename for this version was revealed on 17 October 2016.
== Gallery ==
Ubuntu-10.04-Boot.png|Boot screen
Ubuntu-17.04-Demo.png|Demo
Category:Ubuntu versions
Ubuntu 17.10

Ubuntu 17.10 is a version of Ubuntu that released on 19 October 2017 under the codename of "Artful Aardvark". This version drops support for x86 architecture in desktop versions, and replaces Unity with GNOME 3. It is the first version of Ubuntu to use the Wayland display protocol by default, but due to issues, it would be reverted to X.Org in 18.04. It would not be re-enabled until 21.04.
== Gallery ==
Ubuntu-17.10-Boot.png|Boot screen
Ubuntu-17.10-Login.png|Login screen
Category:Ubuntu versions
Ubuntu 18.04

Ubuntu 18.04 is a version of Ubuntu released on 26 April 2018 under the codename "Bionic Beaver". This is the seventh Long Term Support release of Ubuntu. This release introduces GNOME 3 as the default shell in place of Unity for the standard Ubuntu flavor, following Canonical decision to back off the development of Unity 8 and Mir.
==Gallery==
File:Ubuntu-18.10-Boot.png|Boot screen
File:Ubuntu-18.04-Login.png|Login
File:Ubuntu-18.04-Demo.png|Demo
Category:Ubuntu versions
Ubuntu 19.10

Ubuntu 19.10 is a version of Ubuntu released to the public on 17 October 2019 under the codename "Eoan Ermine". Support ended on 17 July 2020.
== Changes ==
The login screen has changed to resemble the 20.04 LTS release six months later. However, the logo sizes are different.
== Gallery ==
Ubuntu-19.10-Setup.png|Setup
Ubuntu-18.10-Boot.png|Boot screen
Ubuntu-19.10-Login.png|Login screen
Category:Ubuntu versions
Ubuntu 20.04

Ubuntu 20.04 is a Long Term Support version of Ubuntu which was released to the public on 23 April 2020 under the codename "Focal Fossa".
==Changes==
This version introduced a new boot screen. It features a spinner with the Ubuntu logo at the bottom, and an OEM logo in the center (if provided by the UEFI firmware).
==Gallery==
File:Ubuntu20.10BootScreen.png|Boot screen
File:Ubuntu2004diskcheck.png|Disk check
File:Ubuntu Install2004.png|Copying files
File:Ubuntu2004Logon.png|Login screen
File:Ubuntu_20.04_LiveDesktop.png|Live CD desktop
Category:Ubuntu versions
Ubuntu 20.10

Ubuntu 20.10 is a version of Ubuntu which was released to the public on 22 October 2020 under the codename "Groovy Gorilla". The profile picture in the login screen has been updated.
==Gallery==
File:Ubuntu20.10BootScreen.png|Boot screen
File:Ubuntu20.10Copyingfiles.png|Copying files
File:Ubuntu20.10Login.png|Login screen
Category:Ubuntu versions
Ubuntu 21.04

Ubuntu 21.04 is a version of Ubuntu which was released to the public on 22 April 2021 under the codename "Hirsute Hippo". This is the first release since Ubuntu 17.10 that uses Wayland by default. Wayland continues to be used in all versions starting from this version.
== Gallery ==
File:Ubuntu20.10BootScreen.png|Boot screen
Category:Ubuntu versions
Ubuntu 21.10

Ubuntu 21.10 is a version of Ubuntu which was released to the public on 14 October 2021 under the codename "Impish Indri".https://9to5linux.com/ubuntu-21-10-impish-indri-is-now-available-for-download-this-is-whats-new/
== Behind the codename ==
The adjective "impish" means being michevious or being devilish. Indri (also known as a babakoto) is one of the largest living lemurs and is a native to Madagascar. 
==Changes==
*GNOME Desktop 40.4 is now the default desktop environment, replacing GNOME 3.38.
*Firefox, along with other applications is now a snap application by default.
*When the snapd package is removed, it automatically reinstalls when the user attempts an upgrade, or while installing a package.
*A placeholder Ubuntu logo is used in place of the OEM logo if no OEM logo is found in the firmware.
*The Recycle Bin is now integrated into the Dock, just like in Unity, instead of being a desktop shortcut.
==Criticism==
Following the release of Ubuntu 21.10, the operating system received a heavy amount of backlash. Most notably being the often enforcement and the poor performance of snap applications. 
==Bugs==
The new version of Nouveau, an open-source NVIDIA video driver, does not work with newer NVIDIA cards such as GTX 10 series. Devices with these graphic cards will be unable to boot the system.
==Gallery==
Ubuntu21.10Boot.png|Boot screen
Ubuntu21.10copyingfiles.png|Copying files
Ubuntu21.10login.png|Login screen
Ubuntu21.10password.png|Password prompt
Ubuntu21.10demo.png|Demo
==References==
Category:Ubuntu versions
Ubuntu 22.04

Ubuntu 22.04 is a LTS release of Ubuntu which was released to the public on 21 April 2022 under the codename "Jammy Jellyfish".
== Changes ==
*GNOME has been updated to version 42, which adds several new features compared to 3.36 in the previous LTS version.
*This version now features a new Flutter-based installer.
*This version adds improved support for the Raspberry Pi.
*UI accent colors can now be changed via Settings. 
*The logo has been changed. This version of said logo was shown on a blog by Canonical Ltd, but the old logos are still in use in their variants.https://ubuntu.com/blog/a-new-look-for-the-circle-of-friends
*A light Yaru theme is used by default, and purple accents were reduced.
*The desktop icons are now set to appear on the bottom right by default, just like what was made to the Recycle Bin icon in Windows XP.
==Gallery==
Ubuntu 22.04 Boot.png|Boot screen
Ubuntu21.10Boot.png|Boot screen (Beta)
==References==
Category:Ubuntu versions
Ubuntu 22.10

Ubuntu 22.10 is a version of Ubuntu which was released to the public on 20 October 2022 under the codename "Kinetic Kudu". This release focuses on QoL improvements to IoT and enterprise administrators. It also ships with the new GNOME 43.https://ubuntu.com/blog/canonical-releases-ubuntu-22-10-kinetic-kudu
== Gallery ==
=== Interface ===
File:Ubuntu 22.04 Boot.png|Boot screen
File:Ubuntu22.10-About.png|About
File:Ubuntu22.10-PanelModeOff.png|Dash with the "Panel mode" off
File:Ubuntu22.10-DesktopWide.png|Desktop in widescreen
File:Ubuntu22.10-NewUpdates.png|Update notification
File:Ubuntu22.10-DropdownSettings.png|Dropdown settings
File:Ubuntu22.10-Launcher.png|Program launcher
File:Ubuntu22.10-Login.png|Login screen
=== Applications ===
File:Ubuntu22.10-FilesLight.png|File manager (Light mode)
File:Ubuntu22.10-FilesDark.png|File manager (Dark mode)
File:Ubuntu22.10-AppStore.png|App Store (Light mode)
File:Ubuntu22.10-AppStoreDark.png|App Store (Dark mode)
File:Ubuntu22.10-Firefox.png|Firefox
File:Ubuntu22.10-Terminal.png|Terminal
File:Ubuntu22.10-LibreStart.png|LibreOffice Start Center
File:Ubuntu22.10-LibreWriter.png|LibreOffice Writer
File:Ubuntu22.10-Thunderbird.png|Thunderbird
== References ==
Category:Ubuntu versions
Ubuntu 23.04

Ubuntu 23.04 is a version of Ubuntu under the codename "Lunar Lobster" which was released in April 2023. The codename for this version was revealed on 27 October 2022 when the official Ubuntu Twitter account posted a cryptic tweet revealing the codename in emojis.Ubuntu on X: "🌜🦞 ?", 27 October 2022. A Launchpad page for 23.04 was set up the same day.
Daily images for this release were made public on 24 November 2022.
== New features ==
* A brand new installer based on Flutter has been added to replace the old Ubiquity installer.
* The LibreOffice icons have been updated.
* GNOME has been updated to version 44.
* Files and Settings have been updated.
* Background apps have been added.
== Gallery ==
File:Ubuntu_22.04_Boot.png|Boot screen
File:Ubuntu23.04-BootSafe.png|Boot screen (safe graphics)
File:Ubuntu23.04-Setup.png|Setup
File:Ubuntu23.04-Setup2.png|Setup at system installation
File:Ubuntu23.04-About.png|About
File:Ubuntu23.04-Neofetch.png|neofetch
== References ==
Category:Ubuntu versions
Ubuntu 23.10

Ubuntu 23.10 is a version of Ubuntu under the codename "Mantic Minotaur" which was released in October 2023.https://9to5linux.com/ubuntu-23-10-mantic-minotaur-is-slated-for-release-on-october-12th-2023 Ubuntu 23.10 “Mantic Minotaur” Is Slated for Release on October 12th, 2023https://discourse.ubuntu.com/t/mantic-minotaur-release-schedule/34989 
== New features ==
* Built in App Center that replaces Ubuntu Software.
* TPM disk encryption.
* A separated firmware updater.
* Netplan as the default network configuration tool.
* Support for Raspberry Pi 5.
== Gallery ==
File:Ubuntu23.10-Bootscreen.png|Boot screen
File:Ubuntu23.10-Install1.png|Languages selection
File:Ubuntu23.10-Install2.png|Try or install Ubuntu page
File:Ubuntu23.10-Install3.png|Keyboard layout
File:Ubuntu23.10-Install4.png|Connect to a network
File:Ubuntu23.10-Install5.png|Installer update
File:Ubuntu23.10-Install6.png|Apps and updates selection to install
File:Ubuntu23.10-Install7.png|Type of installation
File:Ubuntu23.10-Install8.png|Installation confirm screen
File:Ubuntu23.10-Install9.png|Timezone selector
File:Ubuntu23.10-Install10.png|Account set up page
File:Ubuntu23.10-Install11.png|Light or dark mode selection screen
File:Ubuntu23.10-Install12.png|Installing...
File:Ubuntu23.10-Install13.png|Restart prompt after install
File:Ubuntu23.10-Login1.png|Logon Screen
File:Ubuntu23.10-Login2.png|Logon Screen
File:Ubuntu23.10-AppCenter.png|App Center
File:Ubuntu23.10-AllApps.png|All Apps Screen
File:Ubuntu23.10-About.png|Settings About Page
File:Ubuntu23.10-PowerOffPrompt.png|Power Off Prompt
== References ==
Category:Ubuntu versions
Ubuntu 24.04

Ubuntu 24.04 is a long-term support version of Ubuntu which was released on 25 April 2024 with the codename "Noble Numbat".Ubuntu 24.04 LTS: 20 Major Changes to Look Out For - OMG! Ubuntu (omgubuntu.co.uk)
== New features & changes ==
* Support for more gamepads.
* Better swap memory handling.
* QR code generation for Wi-Fi.
* Header of the app's name in notification.
* Settings have been reorganized.
* Tap users can tap to click by default.
* Remote desktop login is now available.
* GNOME Snapshot has been added (only in extended install).
== Gallery ==
Ubuntu 22.04 Boot.png|Boot/shutdown screen
== References ==
Category:Ubuntu versions