Ubuntu 25.10 is here with its most ambitious brief in years: modernize the system core, cut memory-safety risks by adopting Rust-based components, and cement Wayland as the sole GNOME session
Canonical is accelerating the integration of Rust into critical Ubuntu components. Following the announcement that sudo-rs has become the default implementation of sudo in the next release, it’s now the
Canonical, the company behind Ubuntu, has announced official support for the new NVIDIA Jetson Thor family, strengthening its strategic collaboration with NVIDIA to accelerate innovation in generative AI, humanoid robotics,
Canonical is taking a decisive step towards shaping the future of Ubuntu on RISC-V with the upcoming release of Ubuntu 25.10 “Questing Quokka”. The company aims to deliver a fully
Canonical has unveiled a major overhaul of Ubuntu’s release process, introducing monthly development snapshots and setting the groundwork for a fully automated system release pipeline. While Ubuntu remains committed to
Canonical confirms that the next Ubuntu version, codenamed “Questing Quokka”, will include the latest Linux kernel, even if it is still in Release Candidate status. The Canonical team has officially
As of May 31, 2025, Ubuntu 20.04 LTS exits its standard support window. Here’s what systems administrators must do next to ensure secure and compliant Linux operations. Ubuntu 20.04 LTS
Direct root access over SSH is disabled by default in most modern Linux distributions. This restriction isn’t arbitrary—it follows best security practices. However, there are legitimate scenarios where enabling root
Apple Silicon revolutionized Mac hardware with the launch of the M1 and M2 chips, combining high performance and energy efficiency. But for those wanting to run Linux natively on these
Canonical has officially released Ubuntu 25.04 “Plucky Puffin”, its latest interim version packed with significant improvements for developers, system administrators, and infrastructure professionals. As a preview of what’s to come
