Ubuntu 23.10 "Mantic Minotaur" Is One Sexy Beast

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• This is such a buggy mess Everything seems to break for me. I completely uninstalled my Ubuntu and I just use my NixOS setup as a daily driver.

• The next release will be an all-snap iso (regular iso will also be available) and I think every app and possibly every system component will all be a snap.

• They also added support for window quarter tiling which is pretty nice

• 15:03 looks more like a share button

• Thank you for making me fall asleep! Installing Ubuntu is as exiting as watching sand flow in a desert!🤶

• Sir, can this 23.10 ubuntu run on processor without TPM support? Many thanks for the answer

• Good video.

• okay I've looked up and down for a flavor of Linux and thanks to your video about the Distrowatch and now I'm not even sure which Linux to lock down to. Did you dropped Arch Linux (3 yrs old) and now I see you're wearing a Ubuntu shirt so I'm wondering are you converted to Ubuntu now? I subscribed and came across this vid. hmmm now I did have Ubuntu Studio because I'm a DJ and been wanting to steer away from Windows for a long time, just because I'm tired of having to run into issue with drivers stop working all of sudden when it was working and then out of the blue mood it's outdated and there's no updated drivers. I'm sure many people have ran into this with Windows OS.

• Too bad KDE isn't default. I think the Linux world would benefit more without Gnome and Gtk.

• 22.10 LTS does not boot in try or install mode, from uefi usb stick, only in safe graphics, does not like rtx 3080 and my system at all

• I'm used it, and I'm enjoying it. I'm using Flatpak, Snapd, and Pacstall on it. But, I keep snapd as alternative than Flatpak

• I loved reviewing 23.04, testing Ubuntu Studio (KDE) 23.10 to review this week. Great video as always DT!

• Ubuntu? ha ha ha ha, people are still using that crap?

• Can someone please explain why SNAP is not desired?

  Thank you.

• The best thing with this version of Ubuntu is the relatively large CPU/GPU/battery usage improvements of GNOME 45/Ubuntu, under the hood. Very noticable performance changes, and RAM gets released better as well. Lots of fixes.

• Nice!

• Why Noto fonts though and not there own Ubuntu fonts?🤔 Personally I prefer the Trebuchet MS font.

• I loved this Ubuntu release after a long time.

• Looking forward to 24 03 hopeing this is a good sign

• As of this message Unbuntu 23.10 has been taken down everywhere until further notice

• Boy, that wallpaper is a-maze-ing!

  – Dad

• Yes, everything great, but i don't need anything else then Mint. About Ubuntu I love design only

• This versions still has problems with buttons with Intellij IDEA like on 23.04.

• That new Software Centre is crazy fast. Great work

• Checked out. UI is still ugly and inconsistent. Still feels like its stuck in 2015. Fonts dont render properly. As many important softwares dont support linux, and there are no drivers for cutting edge hardware, I don't understand whats the point in releasing new updates and distros. Linux developers should do something else that pays them well and gets them out of their moms basement. Desktop Linux is never going to be anything more than a hobby.

• Strangely, I upgraded my Ubuntu to 23.10… and I do not have the new Ubuntu Software Center.
  Maybe it will be installed later properly.

• Oopsie Ukranian.

• Meh, I still prefer Kubuntu 😏

• How are gnome extensions working for 23.10??? Usually odd year dot 10 releases tend to be the most unstable and beta like…..

• ubuntu is cringe.

• While the world plunges into uncertain times, wise ones at Canonical name this with two names related to the darkest days recorded in history (at etymoline, literally it's "prophesied flesh-eating man-beast"). Aye to go Shuttleworth egg-heads.. we already have enough negativity.

• Man. That was a quality presentation. Congrats! Ubuntu getting better and better.

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