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Ubuntu 22.10 Kinetic Kudu ISOs are available Ubuntu 22.10 Kinetic Kudu now has a release
schedule and Canonical started publishing daily build ISOs.
Canonical announced a release schedule and a release date for Ubuntu 22.10 Kinetic Kudu,
which also means the development cycle has begun, and daily build ISO files are being
published for anyone who is interested in trying the new operating system.
Canonical’s Brian Murray announced that Ubuntu 22.10 will be released on October 20th,
2022.
Daily build ISOs Ubuntu 22.10’s daily build ISO images are
waiting for early adopters and application developers who are interested in testing the
upcoming release and reporting bugs.
Along with Ubuntu Desktop and Server, Kubuntu, Xubuntu, and Ubuntu MATE official flavors
daily builds will also be available for users.
Early ISO builds are pretty much the same as the previous release.
Most significant differences will be implemented with the beta releases.
Ubuntu 22.10 is expected to be released with GNOME 43, which is scheduled to be released
on September 21st.
Kinetic Kudu is also expected to ship with the Linux Kernel 5.19.
If you are interested in testing Ubuntu 22.10, you can download it from Ubuntu’s download
server.
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Daily ISOs of Ubuntu 22.10 are now available for download
As is known, the latest version of Ubuntu is the 22.04 LTS “Jammy Jellyfish” version
announced on April 21, 2022 . As is known, support for the release will continue for
five years with continuous application updates and critical security fixes, and support will
end in April 2027; this is known to be a long term support release.
Work has also begun on the next short-term version of Ubuntu, version 22.10, codenamed
Kinetic Kudu . The developers have started uploading daily ISO images to the mirrors
for testing for Ubuntu 22.10 Kinetic Kudu.
Of course, this is natural.
Because the final version will be released on October 20, 2022.is planned to be removed.
It should be remembered that these are a test version and should only be used for testing
purposes, while testers are requested to report any errors they detect.
It is stated in the codename "Kinetic Kudu" that the word "Kinetic" means "related to
or arising from motion"; We have previously reported that in the second part, “Kudu”
means an antelope that usually wears brown fur . You can find Brian Murray's statement
on the subject.
By the way, you can find the release schedule for Ubuntu 22.10 Kinetic Kudu.
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Ubuntu 22.10 Daily Builds Available for Early Adopters
Ubuntu’s next non-LTS release is now open for development along with all the official
flavours.
Get ready to test it if you’re a developer and an early adopter.
It has been a few weeks since Ubuntu 22.04 LTS launched.
Without a surprise, we got the codename for the next version upgrade (non-LTS release)
as “Kinetic Kudu” (Kudu referring to the African species of Antelopes, Kinetic hinting
at the energy/movement).
Recently, the first daily build of Ubuntu 22.10 also went live for the early testers
and developers.
Ubuntu 22.10 Daily Builds: Open for Development The daily builds are not meant for regular
use, but for developers and early testers ready to experiment with absolutely anything.
Considering it is just the first daily build, you should not find any new differences.
It is more like the stage has been set to add improvements and feature additions, as
per the plans for the next release.
To keep track of things added, you might want to keep in mind the features added to Ubuntu
22.04 LTS, to help compare things.
In case you didn’t know, Ubuntu 22.10 has been scheduled to release on October 22, 2022.
You can explore the download server to find the required ISOs as per your Ubuntu flavour.
It is obvious to expect the upcoming GNOME release and the latest Linux Kernel 5.18 to
appear with the early builds.
But, given that they haven’t announced the plans, I wouldn’t be too excited about it.
However, suppose you want to keep an eye on the development and the feature additions
to Ubuntu 22.10.
In that case, you might want to check the release notes for Ubuntu 22.10 (regularly
updated to reflect changes).
What do you expect from Ubuntu’s next release?
Was Ubuntu 22.04 LTS a satisfactory LTS release?
Please let me know your thoughts in the comments below.
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