#ubuntu

#ubuntu

Ubuntu 25.10 will use sudo-rs, enhancing system security by embracing memory safety through Rust.

Canonical plans to replace GNU coreutils with Rust-based uutils in Ubuntu 25.10, enhancing reliability and development focus.

Compiling the Linux kernel is easier than it seems and can be a rewarding challenge.

Ubuntu 25.04 'Plucky Puffin' focuses on developer tools and performance enhancements, featuring GNOME 48 and new defaults like the 'Papers' PDF reader.

Three flaws in Ubuntu's user namespace restrictions could let local attackers gain full administrative capabilities.

This expands the kernel's attack surface, potentially leading to system exploitation.

NoMachine simplifies remote desktop setup for Linux machines, enabling easy connections between different distributions.

Google Chrome 128 requires fixes to function on Ubuntu 18.04, but Google plans to restore compatibility following community feedback.

Wine enables running Windows applications on Linux, greatly expanding software accessibility.

Debian emphasizes stability and open-source, while Ubuntu focuses on user-friendliness and accessibility, making them distinct despite shared roots.

MX Linux 23.5 offers a modern environment addressing user dissatisfaction with traditional Debian and Ubuntu release cycles.

Linux Mint 22.1 offers major upgrades like a new desktop environment and improved package management, enhancing user experience and ensuring long-term system reliability.

Ubuntu and Linux Mint are user-friendly Linux distributions suitable for beginners but also offer powerful features for advanced users.

Linux Mint 22.1 introduces desktop enhancements and improved power management, focusing on user experience and behind-the-scenes improvements.

Canonical's new immutable desktop distro is based on Ubuntu Core and focuses on low-maintenance setups.

Support for Ubuntu 20.04 LTS will end in April 2025; users are encouraged to upgrade before then to avoid security risks.