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Ubuntu MATE 23.10

Ubuntu MATE 23.10 is a version of Ubuntu MATE distribution. It was released in 12 October 2023 with the codename "Mantic Minotaur".Ubuntu MATE 23.10 Release Notes | Ubuntu MATE (ubuntu-mate.org)
== New features & changes ==
* Porting caja-rename from Python to C.
* Resolving heap corruption and application crashes in libmatemixer when removing USB audio devices.
* Improving portals support in mate-desktop
* Fixing memory leaks in mate-notification-daemon and mate-utils.
* Setting LIBEXECDIR correctly in mate-session-manager for interaction with mate-system-monitor.
== References ==
Category:Ubuntu MATE versions
Ubuntu MATE 24.04

Ubuntu MATE 24.04 is a version of Ubuntu MATE that was released to the public on 25 April 2024 with the codename "Noble Numbat".Ubuntu MATE 24.04 LTS Release Notes | Ubuntu MATE (ubuntu-mate.org)
== New features & changes ==
* MATE Desktop 1.26.2
* New installer named "Ubuntu Desktop Bootstrap".
* Replace Firmware Updater with GNOME Firmware.
* Replace Software Boutique with App Center.
* Ubuntu MATE Welcome was removed.
== References ==
Category:Ubuntu MATE versions
Ubuntu Touch

Ubuntu Touch is an open source Unix-like OS based on Ubuntu. It was started by Canonical on 2 January 2013, but Canonical dropped support on 5 April 2017.https://ubuntu.com/blog/growing-ubuntu-for-cloud-and-iot-rather-than-phone-and-convergence It is now being maintained by UBports; the source code was transferred to the UBports Foundation. 
==Timeline==
Name 	Release date
Ubports 16.04 OTA-1 	11 June 2017
Ubports 16.04 OTA-2 	29 September 2017
Ubports 16.04 OTA-3 	21 December 2017
Ubports 16.04 OTA-4 	27 August 2018
Ubports 16.04 OTA-5 	12 October 2018
Ubports 16.04 OTA-6 	7 December 2018
Ubports 16.04 OTA-7 	8 January 2019
Ubports 16.04 OTA-8 	7 March 2019
Ubports 16.04 OTA-9 	9 May 2019
Ubports 16.04 OTA-10	22 August 2019
Ubports 16.04 OTA-11	23 October 2019
Ubports 16.04 OTA-12	14 May 2020
Ubports 16.04 OTA-13	21 September 2020
Ubports 16.04 OTA-14	4 November 2020
Ubports 16.04 OTA-15	16 December 2020
Ubports 16.04 OTA-16	15 March 2021
Ubports 16.04 OTA-17	12 May 2021
Ubports 16.04 OTA-18	14 July 2021
Ubports 16.04 OTA-19	21 September 2021
Ubports 16.04 OTA-20	19 November 2021
Ubports 16.04 OTA-21	6 January 2022
Ubports 16.04 OTA-22	18 February 2022
Ubports 16.04 OTA-23	29 June 2022
==References==
Category:Operating systems
Category:Linux
Ubuntu Unity

Ubuntu Unity is a Linux distribution which is based on Ubuntu, first released on 9 May 2020. This flavor of Ubuntu uses the Unity desktop. It became an official flavor starting with Ubuntu 22.10.https://ubuntu.com/blog/whats-new-in-ubuntu-desktop-22-10-kinetic-kudu
== Version history ==
Name 	Release date 	Support end date
Ubuntu Unity 20.04 LTS	9 May 2020 	April 2023
Ubuntu Unity 20.10 	22 October 2020	July 2021
Ubuntu Unity 21.04 	22 April 2021 	January 2022
Ubuntu Unity 21.10 	14 October 2021	July 2022
Ubuntu Unity 22.04 LTS	21 April 2022 	April 2025
Ubuntu Unity 22.10 	20 October 2022	July 2023
Ubuntu Unity 23.04 	20 April 2023 	January 2024
Ubuntu Unity 23.10 	12 October 2023	July 2024
Ubuntu Unity 24.04 LTS	25 April 2024 	April 2027
Ubuntu Unity 24.10 	10 October 2024	July 2025
== References ==
Category:Linux
Category:Operating systems
Category:Ubuntu flavors
Ubuntu Unity 21.10

Ubuntu Unity 21.10 is a version of Ubuntu Unity which was released to the public on 14 October 2021 under the codename "Impish Indri".
==Gallery==
File:Ubuntuunity21.10boot.png|Boot screen
File:Ubuntuunity21.10copyingfiles.png|Copying files
File:Ubuntuunity21.10login.png|Login screen
File:Ubuntuunity21.10demo.png|Demo
Category:Ubuntu Unity versions
Ubuntu Unity 24.04

Ubuntu Unity 24.04 is a Long Term Servicing release of Ubuntu Unity, which was released to the public on 25 April 2024, under the codename of "Noble Numbat".
== Gallery ==
File:Ubuntu Unity 24.04 LTS boot screen.png|Boot/shutdown screen
File:Ubuntu Unity 24.04 LTS Hotkeys.png|Keyboard shortcuts
Category:Ubuntu Unity versions
Unity

Unity is a desktop environment created and formerly maintained by Canonical Ltd. It is a graphical shell for Ubuntu and was created to make more efficient use of the limited screen space provided in netbooks. Although it was discontinued on 5 April 2017, it is still being maintained by its community. A continuation of it was available, called UnityX.
== Distributions that provide it as default GUI ==
Here provides a list of what distributions use it as a default/alternative desktop environment out of the box.
*Ubuntu (formerly)
*Ubuntu Unity
Category:Desktop environments
UpdateOS

Update OS is a minimal version of the Windows operating system that performs servicing operations for Windows Phone- and Windows Core OS-based system images. It makes use of a minimal version of the Windows component-based servicing stack (CBS) and runs inside of a bootable WIM image, allowing changes to system partitions to be made while they are not in use.
== Functionality ==
Updates are distributed via the Windows Update service as cabinet packages using the following suffixes:
* .spkg, .spku and .spkr - old Windows Phone 8-style SPKG update delivery method
* .cbs, .cbsu and .cbsr - utilizes the modern Windows CBS stack to install feature updates and optional components on-demand, since Windows 10 Mobile
Most internal Windows 10 Mobile self-hosting builds were released to beta testers through the public Windows Update infrastructure, although only if the host device had a specific "super secret registry key" (SSRK) installed. Some builds (such as build 11069) additionally depend on the presence of the Microsoft.Tools.StudyID1510 feature to install. If a build is pushed to a device without it installed, the servicing stack will fail to process the update due to failing dependency checks.
Since Windows Phone 8.1, overall progress is additionally reported during update operations. The operating system will attempt to reboot and retry the servicing operation if it encounters an error.
==Gallery==
File:UpdateOS-UpdateFail.png|Update failure
Category:Windows components
VisionOS

visionOS is a mobile operating system developed by Apple, intended for the Vision Pro augmented reality headset. Codenamed Oak, it was previously referred to as xrOS and realityOSGitHub commit to dyld repository, Apple Open Source Distributions. 7 February 2022. before being renamed prior to its reveal at WWDC on 5 June 2023.
==Timeline==
Name 	Darwin version	Codename 	Release date 	Notes
visionOS 1	23 	Borealis (visionOS 1.0 - 1.3) 	February 2024 	First version of visionOS
visionOS 2	24 	Constellation (visionOS 2.0 - 2.3.1)	September 2024	
==References==
Category:visionOS
Category:Operating systems
VisionOS 1

visionOS 1 (codenamed Borealis) is the first version of visionOS that was released on 2 February 2024. It was first announced at the WWDC keynote on 5 June 2023.
==List of known builds==
===visionOS 1.0===
===visionOS 1.0.1===
===visionOS 1.0.2===
===visionOS 1.0.3===
===visionOS 1.1===
===visionOS 1.1.1===
===visionOS 1.1.2===
===visionOS 1.2===
===visionOS 1.3===
Category:visionOS
VisionOS 2

visionOS 2 (codenamed Constellation) is the second version of visionOS that was released on 16 September 2024. It was first announced at the WWDC keynote on 10 June 2024.
==List of known builds==
===visionOS 2.0===
===visionOS 2.0.1===
===visionOS 2.1===
===visionOS 2.1.1===
===visionOS 2.2===
===visionOS 2.3===
===visionOS 2.3.1===
Category:visionOS
Visual Studio

Visual Studio is an integrated development environment (IDE), created and developed by Microsoft. It is used to develop Win32, WinForms, WPF, UWP and Silverlight apps. It was launched to bundle existing programming environments from Microsoft, such as Visual C++, C#, J++, Basic and FoxPro.
==Versions ==
Versions of Visual Studio
Name 	Version	Minimum Windows support 	Codename	Release date	Latest Update Date
Visual Studio 97 	5.0 	95 	Boston 	1997-03-19 	1997-12-04
Visual Studio 6.0 	6.0 	95 	Aspen 	1998-09-02 	1999-03-29
Visual Studio .NET 	7.0 	NT 4.0 	Rainier 	2002-02-13 	2005-03-08
Visual Studio .NET 2003	7.1 	NT 4.0 SP6a 	Everett 	2003-04-24 	2006-08-15
Visual Studio 2005 	8.0 	2000 SP3 	Whidbey 	2005-11-07 	2006-12-15
Visual Studio 2008 	9.0 	XP SP2 	Orcas 	2007-11-19 	2008-08-11
Visual Studio 2010 	10.0 	XP SP3 	Dev10 	2010-04-12 	2011-03-10
Visual Studio 2012 	11 	7 	Dev11 	2012-09-12 	2015-08-24
Visual Studio 2013 	12 	7 SP1 	Dev12 	2013-10-17 	2015-07-20
Visual Studio 2015 	14 	7 SP1 	Dev14 	2015-07-20 	2016-06-27
Visual Studio 2017 	15 	7 SP1 	Dev15 	2017-03-07 	2024-02-13
Visual Studio 2019 	16 	7 SP1 	Dev16 	2019-04-02 	2024-08-13
Visual Studio 2022 	17 	10 (7 SP1 in 17.6 or earlier)	Dev17 	2021-11-08 	2024-08-20
==Notes==
Category:Applications
Category:Microsoft
Visual Studio .NET

Visual Studio .NET (codenamed Rainier) is the third major version of Visual Studio, released on 13 February 2002 alongside .NET Framework 1.0. It rewrote all languages, and the development environment, to take advantage of the .NET Framework. It also introduced the C# programming language, along with Managed C++, Visual Basic .NET, and Visual J#.
Early in development, Visual Studio .NET was known as Visual Studio 7.0, since that is its internal version number. This version of Visual Studio comes bundled by default with Microsoft Visual C++ version 13.0x.
This release drops support for Windows 9x operating systems.
== Main changes==
The main interface uses the name "Microsoft Development Environment", which was used until Visual Studio 2005. The main process is now devenv.exe, which was previously used by Visual InterDev. Also, to focus on .NET development, and to differentiate this version with the previous one, all languages have a .NET moniker, which would be removed in Visual Studio 2005.
==List of known builds==
===Beta 1===
===Beta 2===
===Pre-RTM===
===RTM===
Category:Visual Studio versions
Visual Studio .NET 2003

Visual Studio .NET 2003 (codenamed Everett) is the fourth major version of Visual Studio, released on 24 April 2003 alongside .NET Framework 1.1. It includes native development facilities for .NET Compact Framework applications, enhancements to all languages and the inclusion of Visual J# .NET. It is the last version to work on Windows NT 4.0 SP6a, Windows 2000 versions below SP3 and Windows XP before SP2. Microsoft considers this to be a minor release atop Visual Studio .NET 2002; this is represented by its bundled Microsoft Visual C++ compiler version - 13.1x.
==Changes==
===.NET Framework===
This release introduces support for IPv6 addresses in the System.Net namespace.
===.NET Compact Framework===
This release introduces .NET Compact Framework application development, which makes it easier to write applications for Pocket PC devices.
===Web references===
This release provides links to available web services both locally and on the Internet.
===Languages===
====Visual Basic .NET====
This release autocompletes Try statements and interface implementation.
====Visual J# .NET====
This release introduces a managed version of Java, which supports most Visual J++ 6 features and Microsoft extensions.
====Visual C++ .NET====
This release allows Visual C++ programmers to take advantage of the Windows Forms engine, whilst making it more ANSI-conformant and offering changes to the compiler, such as:
*Inclusion of delegates on a method of a value type
*The /arch option, which lets program take advantage of SSE and SSE2 instructions
*The /G7 option, which tells the compiler to optimize code generation
*Enhancements to the /GS option to help protect local variables from buffer overruns
*The /Zm option which now specifies the precompiled header memory allocation limit
*The removal of the /noBool option
*The deprecation of the /Gf option, which would be removed in Visual C++ 2005
==List of known builds==
=== Final Beta ===
===RTM===
===Service Pack 1===
==Gallery==
File:VSEverett 7.1.3088.0 SmartDeviceApplicationWizard.png|Application Wizard
File:VSEverett 7.1.3088.0 VCS FormDesigner.png|Pocket PC form designer
File:VSEverett 7.1.3088.0 VCS CodeView.png|Pocket PC code view
File:VSEverett 7.1.3088.0 PocketPCEmu.png|Pocket PC emulator
File:VSEverett 7.1.3088.0 SmartDeviceEmulator TargetSelect.png|Target selection
File:VSEverett 7.1.3088.0 SmartDeviceApp DebugProcess.gif|Pocket PC application debug process
Category:Visual Studio versions
Visual Studio .NET build 9037

Visual Studio .NET build 9037 is a Beta 1 build of Visual Studio .NET, released during COMDEX/Fall 2000 on 13 November 2000.
==New features and changes==
===IDE===
All programming languages (Visual Basic .NET, Visual C# .NET and Visual C++ .NET) can now be accessed from within one interface, without having to launch different programs.
===Managed C++===
Developers can create applications using Managed C++, which has access to the .NET namespaces and core libraries.
==Bugs and quirks==
===Operating system compatibility===
This build will only install on the RTM copy of Windows 2000, since newer Service Packs cause the FrontPage Server Extensions QFE component listed during component update to not be installed.
===Automatic Log-on===
If the system fails during setup, user names and passwords specified may be exposed
Visual Studio .NET build 9254

Visual Studio .NET build 9254 is a Beta 2 build of Visual Studio .NET, which was released during TechEd 2001 in Atlanta on 19 June 2001https://www.codeproject.com/articles/1204/teched-2001-atlanta in three SKUs: Professional, Enterprise Developer and Enterprise Architect. Professional SKU contained an unintended timebomb in design-time environment that wasn't present in Enterprise Architect. Microsoft upgraded all the copies of Professional to Enterprise Architect as a result.https://www.computerworld.com/article/1340724/time-bomb-found-in-microsoft-s-visual-studio-net-beta-2.html
==Gallery==
File:VisualStudio-7.0.9254-Splash.png|Splash screen
File:VisualStudio-7.0.9254-About.png|About window
==References==
Visual Studio 2005

Visual Studio 2005 (codenamed Whidbey) is the fifth major release of Visual Studio. It removed the ".NET" reference from its name while still being focused around .NET Framework and bringing built-in support for x64 applications (a feature that was also new to the Windows Server 2003 Platform SDK & DDK, which uses the same C/C++ compiler version of 14). MSBuild (Microsoft Build Engine) has been introduced as well. It also added support for the new, at the time, .NET Framework and Compact Framework 2.0. 
The Technology Preview of Visual Studio 2005 was released on PDC '03. Initially, Visual Studio 2005 was supposed to be the development platform for Longhorn and WinFX, but once Longhorn slipped, VS2005 launched ahead of it, though updates added .NET Framework 3.0 support to VS2005 before VS2008 came out. In other words, VS2005 could easily be combined with the Longhorn SDK. This version of Visual Studio comes bundled by default with Microsoft Visual C++ version 14.xx.
This version dropped support for Windows NT 4.0. It is also the last version of Visual Studio to support Windows 2000 and the RTM version of Windows Server 2003.
This version also introduces the Express editions, which were free to download, but ultimately replaced with the Community edition.
==List of known builds==
===Milestone 2===
===Beta 1===
===Beta 2===
===Release Candidate===
===RTM===
=== Service Pack 1 ===
Category:Visual Studio versions
Visual Studio 2005 build 30703.17

Visual Studio 2005 build 30703.17 is a Milestone 2 build of Visual Studio 2005. It was bundled in Windows Longhorn build 4039 (Lab06_n.030824-1954), alongside a bunch of other pre-installed applications.
This is the first known build to drop the .NET moniker from the Visual Studio name.
== Gallery ==
File:VSWhidbey 8.0.30703.17 Splash.png|Splash screen
File:VSWhidbey 8.0.30703.17 NewProject.png|New Project window
File:VSWhidbey 8.0.30703.17 FormDesigner.png|Form designer
File:VSWhidbey 8.0.30703.17 CodeView.png|Code view
File:VSWhidbey 8.0.30703.17 AppDebug.png|Debugging an application
File:4039dev VisualStudio.png|XML editor
Category:Visual Studio builds
Visual Studio 2005 build 30703.27

Visual Studio 2005 build 30703.27 is a Milestone 2 build of Visual Studio 2005, which was released alongside Windows Longhorn build 4051 in PDC '03 in DVD format. It was also distributed in CD format in the DevDays 2004 event in Belgium.https://weblogs.asp.net/cumpsd/70859 It still uses the "Microsoft Development Environment" name.
== NFO file ==
== Changes ==
=== Setup ===
A development environment configuration can now be selected when installing Visual Studio.
== Gallery ==
=== Setup ===
File:VSWhidbey 8.0.30703.27 Setup AutoRun 1stStep.png|Autorun first step
File:VSWhidbey 8.0.30703.27 Setup Prereqs Eula.png|EULA for the prerequisites
File:VSWhidbey 8.0.30703.27 Setup Prereqs Components.png|Prerequisites ready to install
File:VSWhidbey 8.0.30703.27 Setup Prereqs Install.png|Prerequisite installation
File:VSWhidbey 8.0.30703.27 Setup Prereqs Finish.png|Prerequisite installation completion
File:VSWhidbey 8.0.30703.27 Setup AutoRun 2ndStep.png|Autorun second step
File:VSWhidbey 8.0.30703.27 Setup Eula.png|Setup EULA
File:VSWhidbey 8.0.30703.27 Setup VSConfig.png|Visual Studio configuration
File:VSWhidbey 8.0.30703.27 Setup InstallationCustomization.png|Installation customization
File:VSWhidbey 8.0.30703.27 Setup Progress.png|Installation in progress
File:VSWhidbey 8.0.30703.27 Setup Finish.png|Installation complete
File:VSWhidbey 8.0.30703.27 Setup AutoRun 3rdStep.png|Autorun third step
File:VSWhidbey 8.0.30703.27 Setup AutoRun 4thStep.png|Autorun fourth step
=== MSDN Library ===
File:VSWhidbey 8.0.30703.27 MSDN Start.png|Welcome
File:VSWhidbey 8.0.30703.27 MSDN Eula.png|EULA
File:VSWhidbey 8.0.30703.27 MSDN CustomerInfo.png|Customer information
File:VSWhidbey 8.0.30703.27 MSDN SetupType.png|Setup type
File:VSWhidbey 8.0.30703.27 MSDN DestPath.png|Destination folder
File:VSWhidbey 8.0.30703.27 MSDN ReadyToInstall.png|Ready to install
File:VSWhidbey 8.0.30703.27 MSDN Install.png|Installing
File:VSWhidbey 8.0.30703.27 MSDN Finish.png|Installation complete
=== Development Environment ===
File:VSWhidbey 8.0.30703.27 SplashScreen.png|Splash screen
File:VSWhidbey 8.0.30703.27 NewProject.png|New Project
File:VSWhidbey 8.0.30703.27 FormDesigner.png|Form designer
File:VSWhidbey 8.0.30703.27 CodeView.png|Code view, showing the System.Storage namespace, providing WinFS functionality
File:VSWhidbey 8.0.30703.27 AppDebug.png|Debugging an application
=== Miscellaneous ===
File:VisualStudio2005-8.0.30703.27-CD1.png|CD 1
File:VisualStudio2005-8.0.30703.27-CD2.png|CD 2
File:VisualStudio2005-8.0.30703.27-CD3.png|CD 3
File:VisualStudio2005-8.0.30703.27-CD4.png|CD 4
File:VisualStudio2005-8.0.30703.27-MSDN-CD1.png|MSDN Library CD 1
File:VisualStudio2005-8.0.30703.27-MSDN-CD2.png|MSDN Library CD 2
File:VisualStudio2005-8.0.30703.27-MSDN-CD3.png|MSDN Library CD 3
File:VisualStudio2005-8.0.30703.27-Prerequisites.png|Prerequisites CD
==References==
Visual Studio 2008

Visual Studio 2008 (codenamed Orcas) is the sixth major release of Visual Studio, released on 19 November 2007 alongside .NET Framework 3.5. This release introduces the XAML designer (codenamed "Cider") and support for Windows Vista.
This release drops support for Windows 2000 and Windows XP without Service Pack 2.
This version of Visual Studio comes bundled by default with Microsoft Visual C++ version 15.xx.
==List of known builds==
===Beta 1===
===Beta 2===
===RTM===
===Service Pack 1===
Category:Visual Studio versions
Visual Studio 2010

Visual Studio 2010 (codenamed Dev10) is the seventh major version of Visual Studio, released on 12 April 2010 alongside .NET Framework 4.0. This version rewrites the shell to use WPF, and also adds support for IBM DB2. It is the last version to support processors without PAE, SSE2 and NX. It is also the last official version of Visual Studio for Windows XP and Windows Vista.
This version of Visual Studio comes bundled by default with Microsoft Visual C++ version 16.xx.
==Changes==
===Visual Studio Ultimate===
Visual Studio 2010 replaces the Team System edition in Visual Studio 2008 with the Ultimate edition. This was the most premium edition of Visual Studio, until it was replaced by the Enterprise edition in Visual Studio 2015.
===Visual Studio Shell===
The Visual Studio Shell has been rewritten to use WPF and make the interface more modern and consistent.
===IntelliTrace===
The Ultimate edition introduces IntelliTrace, an event-driven debugging systemIntelliTrace for Visual Studio Enterprise (C#, Visual Basic, C++), Microsoft Learn. 30 April 2022. (the documentation uses Visual Studio 2022, but describes how IntelliTrace works). It lets you record events and go to past ones, to fix program bugs more easily and in less time.
===Help Viewer===
The MSDN Library has been replaced by the Help Viewer, a more modular help book management system. With it, you can manage the installed books, which provide help topics for various products.
==List of known builds==
=== CTP ===
===Beta 1===
===Beta 2===
===Release Candidate===
===RTM===
===Service Pack 1===
==References==
Category:Visual Studio versions
Visual Studio 2012

Visual Studio 2012 (codenamed Dev11) is the eighth major release of Visual Studio, released on 12 September 2012. This release introduces the dark mode, All-Caps menus, and improvements to performance and stability along with a redesigned user interface based on the Metro design language. It was released alongside the then-new .NET Framework 4.5.
This version drops support for Windows XP and Windows Vista and, unlike older versions, it cannot record and edit macros.
== Features and changes==
===Quick Launch===
Visual Studio 2012 introduced Quick Launch, where menu items and options can be searched for. This can also be customized by extensions, like the Productivity Power Tools extension.
=== All-caps menus===
The Visual Studio 2012 RC introduced All-caps menus, in order to be more consistent with the product experiences of other Microsoft apps that adopted the Metro guidelines, like Office.A DESIGN WITH ALL-CAPS, Visual Studio Blog. 5 June 2012. This led to developers resorting to camel case, because this made the menus harder to read. A registry key can change the menu bar appearance to revert to the old style:
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\VisualStudio\11.0\General]
SuppressUppercaseConversion=dword:00000001
===Dark mode ===
The Visual Studio 11 Beta introduced the dark mode. This made VS2012 one of the first Microsoft products to officially support dark mode.
===Color ===
The Visual Studio 11 Beta removed the usage of color throughout the entire UI, which resulted in a backlash due to lack of contrast, clarity and "energy".Visual Studio 11 User Interface Updates Coming in RC, Visual Studio Blog. 8 May 2012. The usage of color on icons and other controls returned in the RC.
===Other changes===
Apart from UI changes, Visual Studio 2012 includes other features, such as support for semantic code colorization, reference highlighting, a new and improved Solution Explorer, or member list filtering.
The RTM build of VS2012 lacked support for Windows XP targets, although this was brought back in Update 1.
== List of known builds==
===Developer Preview===
===Beta===
===Release Candidate===
===RTM===
=== Updates===
==References==
Category:Visual Studio versions