Ubuntu15.10 will be the last "boring" version update

Ubuntu15.10 (WilyWerewolf) is coming in October 22, but ordinary users cannot see its differences with the old version. Although this is not a bad thing, we will soon see a very different Ubuntu. The current version of Ubuntu still uses the criticized Unity7, as an old software (and Ubuntu's & ldquo; facade & rdquo ;), it has not ushered in major feature updates for a long time. For users, there is nothing more boring to update than this.

Ubuntu 15.10 (Wily Werewolf) is coming in October 22, but common users cannot see the difference between it and the old version. Although this is not a bad thing, we will soon see a very different Ubuntu.The current version of Ubuntu is still using the criticized Unity 7, as an old software (and Ubuntu's "Facade"), it has not ushered in major functional updates for a long time. For users, there is no more boring update than this.

A few years ago, Mark Shuttleworth repeatedly said that "boring is a good thing" (it was good to be boring ). Ubuntu 15.10 integrates the Linux 4.2 kernel and many new software packages, but common users do not see any difference on the surface.

Fortunately, Ubuntu has started a new development cycle, and the new version will reference a lot of content from the Debian unstable library. People who have read Ubuntu 15.04 can "get a new look" after 15.10 ".

The most important thing is that the new version will say goodbye to Unity 7, and there may be little visual improvement, but careful users can pay attention to the nuances on the wallpaper.

Ubuntu 16.04 LTS will arrive in March April 2016. Although Unity 7 is the default option, Canonical also allows users to select a more friendly and stable Unity 8.

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