Tag: Ubuntu 19.10
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Ubuntu 19.10 version will end-of-life on July 17th, 2020
Ubuntu 19.10 is of course a normal version rather than a long-term support version. Therefore, the support period of this version is relatively short. According to Canonical, this version will end support on July 17th, 2020. Security updates are not available, so users who still use Ubuntu 19.10 need to take the time to upgrade…
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Ubuntu 19.10 “Eoan Ermine” officially released
Canonical today officially released Ubuntu 19.10, code-named “Eoan Ermine,” which brings many new features, including the late ZFS file system. ZFS is an extensible, advanced file system that supports better data compression, copy-on-write, snapshots, data integrity verification, automatic repair, and more. In Ubuntu 19.10, you have the option of using the ZFS file system. Another major…
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Canonical announces the default wallpaper for Ubuntu 19.10
Canonical announced today the winner of the Ubuntu Wallpaper Contest and announced the upcoming Ubuntu 19.10 (Eoan Ermine) release default wallpaper. Launched in early July this year, this wallpaper contest invites photographers and graphic designers from around the world to submit their own artworks. The new default wallpaper collection will be included in the upcoming…
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Ubuntu 19.10 uses LZ4 compression to make boot faster
In the official Canonical blog post released recently, Colin Ian King, an Ubuntu engineer from the Kernel team, introduced some improvements in the Ubuntu 19.10 operating system startup. The Ubuntu 19.10 (Eoan Ermine) operating system is scheduled to be officially released on October 17. The blog post indicates that a faster compression/decompression algorithm has been…
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Canonical will enhance support for ZFS on Ubuntu 19.10
Canonical announced the implementation of ZFS support on rootfs (root file system) in the upcoming Ubuntu 19.10 (Eoan Ermine). Ubuntu 19.10 will be the next major release of the Ubuntu operating system. Ubuntu 19.10, which will be released this fall, will provide an experimental option in the graphical installer that allows users to create a…
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Canonical: Ubuntu 19.10 will no longer offer 32-bit hardware architectures
Canonical announced in its announcement today that a major decision was made to completely stop support for the 32-bit (i386) hardware architecture in future releases of Ubuntu. Last year at the Ubuntu 18.04 LTS (Bionic Beaver) development cycle, Canonical announced that they would no longer provide a 32-bit installation image (ISO), and adopted the same…
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Ubuntu 19.10 ISO image will include Nvidia drivers
The Ubuntu 19.10 is scheduled to be released on October 17, 2019. Canonical announced that it will ship the closed source Nvidia GPU driver by default on this version of the ISO, and the program is licensed by NVIDIA. According to a bug report, users can choose to install a third-party driver on the Ubuntu…
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Ubuntu 19.10 enters the development phase
Canonical announced today that Ubuntu 19.10 will be officially released on October 17th. But before that, developers can already participate in the test experience in advance. Last week, Canonical pushed a daily build of ISO images to public testers, meaning that Ubuntu 19.10 has officially entered the development phase. It will come pre-installed with the…