Category: Ubuntu 25.10
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Ubuntu 25.10 Snapshot 3 Now Available for Download: What’s New?
The third monthly snapshot of Ubuntu 25.10, codenamed "Questing Quokka," is now available for download. This update signifies a step forward in Canonical’s new automated build and testing process, aiming to create ISOs more efficiently with minimal human intervention. These monthly snapshots are not meant for production use; they are not alpha or beta builds…
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Ubuntu 25.10 Enhances Disk Encryption with TPM for Better Security
Ubuntu 25.10 is set to enhance its security features by offering an improved method for utilizing hardware-backed full-disk encryption (FDE) through a Trusted Platform Module (TPM). Although this feature is still experimental, it aims to bolster the distro’s security credentials significantly. Currently, users can enable full disk encryption during the installation process using a passphrase…
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Streamlining the Experience: Testing New Linux Kernels on Ubuntu Just Got Simpler!
Canonical has announced a new approach to its kernel strategy for Ubuntu development builds, which aims to make testing new Linux kernels much easier. Unlike previous methods where development versions of Ubuntu would rely on the same kernel as the last stable release for a majority of the development cycle, the new approach will allow…
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Ubuntu 25.10 Reduces Raspberry Pi Installation Footprint for Enhanced Performance
Ubuntu 25.10 is set to bring significant changes for Raspberry Pi users, notably by introducing a minimal installation footprint. This approach aligns the Raspberry Pi images with the typical builds used for Intel and AMD desktop systems. As a result, the required disk space for installation has been reduced by approximately 800MB, bringing the installation…
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Ubuntu 25.10: Addressing Hidden Issues You Didn’t Know Were There
A recent update for Ubuntu 25.10 addresses a minor design flaw in the Ubuntu Dock, which many users might not have even noticed. Specifically, the corner radii of the dock have been adjusted to provide a more visually consistent experience alongside the UI. This subtle change stems from community feedback, where a designer pointed out…
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Canonical’s Ambitious Plan: A Fully Functional Ubuntu Desktop on RISC-V for Version 25.10
Canonical is gearing up to introduce a fully functional desktop session for the RISC-V architecture with the upcoming Ubuntu 25.10 (Questing Quokka) release. This development comes on the heels of Canonical’s recent decision to limit support for various RISC-V hardware, raising the required RISC-V ISA profile family from RVA20 to RVA23. As a result, nearly…
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Revamping the Boot Process: How Ubuntu is Changing the Game for Raspberry Pi
Canonical is set to implement a significant change to the boot process for Ubuntu running on Raspberry Pi devices in the upcoming Ubuntu 25.10 release. According to Canonical software engineer Dave Jones, the current boot method is suboptimal, leading to situations where users can end up with an unbootable system. This problem primarily arises because…
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Ubuntu 25.10 Elevates RISC-V Profile Standards: What You Need to Know
Canonical is making strides in promoting Ubuntu for RISC-V devices, such as the RISC-V tablet from DeepComputing and various single-board computers. As the next long-term support (LTS) release approaches, Canonical is recalibrating its hardware support strategy with a significant change affecting future versions of Ubuntu on RISC-V platforms. A New Baseline for RISC-V Ubuntu 25.10…
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Ubuntu 25.10 Snapshot 2 Now Available: Download Your Latest Build!
The second monthly snapshot of Ubuntu 25.10, code-named "Questing Quokka," is now available for download as part of its ongoing development process. This build is a precursor to the official release on October 9, 2025. Canonical, the company behind Ubuntu, recently announced plans to enhance its development process by increasing automation and reproducibility in build…
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Kubuntu 25.10 Embraces the Future: Wayland-Only Installation as X11 Support is Dropped
Kubuntu 25.10 will exclusively support a Wayland session by default, similar to the changes made in the regular version of Ubuntu. This update, set for release on October 9, 2025, signifies a notable shift away from the traditional X11 desktop session. The move to a Wayland-only environment isn’t unexpected, as GNOME developers are actively phasing…
