Ubuntu 24.04: An Excellent Linux Distro
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- Ubuntu 24.04 linux distro review, including installation, new features, and applications. Ubuntu 24.04, the Noble Numbat, can be freely downloaded from: ubuntu.com/desktop
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Chapters:
00:35 Noble Numbat (specifications & download)
03:49 Installation
07:55 What’s New?
11:45 Applications
15:32 Wrap
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Congratulations Chris on crossing over the 1 million subscribers!
Yes, freecell is good, but also 1M subs is nice
Using Lubuntu 24.04 and must say it is running like a dream.....
watching this while running the new ubuntu version, and i am loving it so far!
great video!
:)
@@ExplainingComputers I also have this version, and whenever I reboot I lose all audio and also the video freezes. Have you heard of this issue before or what it might be? Otherwise its great
You explained the clock alarm feature with a marvellous real world example - "in case you miss a cup of tea'". The danger of such a catastrophic event cannot be over emphasized and I am happy you drew attention to it. 😅😅
This will not stand! I prefer my tea prompt and while seated.
Missing tea time would be a tragedy for a British gentleman like Christopher.
One of the first applications on X11 was the tea timer, so that honours a very old tradition.
I have a feeling more and more people will be tuning in, Chris, as Win10 reaches end-of-life. Your videos are straight forward with no fluff, and I'm sure new users to Linux (like myself) will greatly appreciate it.
I think you are right, every new Windows release is good for Linux. :)
I am one of them and returned to windows, windows is more compatible with linux apps than Ubuntu 24 thanks to WSL
Thanks for keeping us informed Christopher!
Chris uploading awesome videos as always.
watching this video while running ubuntu 24.04 on my main system :)
Upon discovering Steam's Proton, the only time I boot into Windows is to update it. Linux/Ubuntu is fantastic and you sir present this new version in such a splendid way! Thank you for that and congrats to 1M subs! That's an astonishing accomplishment and I can see why from the quality and clarity of your videos.
Chris! I have downloaded Xubuntu 24.04 because I really love the XFCE desktop. It's also about half the size of the Ubuntu iso. Can't wait to try it out. Thanks for your continued excellent coverage of Linux.
Another reviewer said this release of Ubuntu was boring. He acted like that was a bad thing. But boring is GOOD. As you said in the video, there is no use changing things just for the sake of changing them. If software changes all of the time, people have to devote time to relearning the software rather than the task they wanted to use the software for in the first place. If I want to type a letter, I want to do it and be done -- not learn a new word processor interface BEFORE I can type the letter. So I think Ubuntu has taken the wise course by being "boring." Though the lack of Solitaire on initial installation is something they need to reconsider...
We are in agreement, as is so often the case. :)
So true. Microsoft seem to be obsessed with "Oh the new version can do this and that and we've put the taskbar in the middle, and it looks so gorgeous...."
No! I just want the OS to run my programs. Boring all the way for me.
Yes, I really dislike having to Google how to do things in Windows 11 vs 10. Really annoying for no real purpose. Add the fact Microsoft keeps coming up with more things to turn off to stop them collecting as much or more data than Google! Seems Microsoft updates is also very helpful in turning telemetry back on and not telling you. Very annoying indeed. New isn't always better, especially when you work in IT and have a dozen operating systems to deal with, you waste a lot of time figuring out where they hid things with each release.
@@john_in_phoenix Of course, there are plenty of Linux commentators who are all for "new." "Oh, there's this stylish new user interface!!!! Isn't it wonderful?" I want to ask them, "Does it do anything better than the old UI?" Of course, 99 times out of a hundred, it does not. It adds no functionality, but someone thought it looked "pretty" or "exciting." To hell with that! I'm all for improved functionality. But if the change doesn't improve the function of the software, then they should make it optional if they include it at all.
That is another reason why I detest Microsoft. Every new release, I have to spend hours figuring out how to accomplish what I used to do.
I really love your videos , its like the type of videos I watched back in 2010-2012 when I was first learning computers, Straightforward and Clear, Love this Style !
Thanks.
Awesome Video as always. Congratulations on crossing over the 1 million subscribers!
Warning for people trying to use it in Virtualbox or VMware.
3D acceleration is currently broken and will result in a black desktop.
Disabling the 3D acceleration will help for now (tested with VMware).
thanks for pointing that out 👍
Works well in a Hyper-V enhanced session using a few tweaks.
Proxmox?
@@PureAwareness76 in the release notes it mentions specifically VirtualBox, VMware and old (470 I think?) NVIDIA drivers.
Thanks for the info, that should save some people time and headaches 😉👍🏻
I am thrilled about Ubuntu LTS release day because Linux Mint will have a new version in about two months
Indeed so!
Mint is my favourite distro.
Me too, I have mint 21.3 right now and I am eager to know what's going to be added in 22 wilma
I used to be thrilled about those same updates... But I recently switched from regular Mint to the LMDE version, and am very happy with the minor differences.
@@KomradeMikhail What is the difference between LMDE and Mint? I've read some things but what does it mean for a daily user?
Really looking forward to giving this a try, Chris. Thanks for your review of it, It's very helpful.
I like the new look for the installer and app store. Always nice to see Linux gaining more traction and observing how the ecosystem for it is developing, I hope more people are able to fully transition from Windows to Linux without having to be deprived of certain tools and utilities that they need. I've been running Kubuntu as my daily driver for a while now and so far I haven't really felt like I "miss" anything from Windows.
LOL, "it's the year of desktop Linux."
@@hoagy_ytfc Said every year for 30 years.
@hoagy_ytfc it really is, for me at least! 😄
I tried Linux on my desktop a few years and it wasn't great. Didn't get a lot of stuff working, help resources/documentation online were often incomplete, incompatible or difficult to follow and the next time I booted it, half of what did work, broke.
This year, Migrainesoft decided to shove a full screen ad for Windows 11 into Windows 10 user's face that also tells them they'd need to upgrade their hardware, when all they did need to do in most cases desktop users would just need to enable their TPM and safe booting (which is disabled by default on desktop mainboards), but why give accurate advice when you can -create unnecessary e-waste- "stimulate the economy" instead? 🙄
That motivated me to try Linux again and right out of the gate everything ran just as good or better than on Linux, whatever didn't work or I didn't understand had well explained tutorials solving my problem just one google search prompt away and I haven't looked back so far (it's only been a week, but I'm already feeling very familiar and settled with the new OS).
The only thing that's keeping me from formatting my Windows 10 drive right now is a DAW called Studio One. If I can install Wayland so I can use its Linux Beta, then I will never need to boot into a Windows install ever again.
Else I'll have to switch DAW which would mean needing to keep a Windows install in case I need to export something from an old project into a format that Ardour or Reaper can work with... 🤔
Thanks! I was watching this and had forgotten I had made a cup of tea some time ago so a useful reminder there.
An so my work is done! :)
Another informative and great video as always! Looking forward to playing with this new version!
Great video, mate. I love Ubuntu. Regards from Adelaide, South Australia. 👍🏼
Greetings!
I do look forward to the "Can I Switch to Linux" videos, they're always tremendously interesting. The answer always seems to be "not quite, but it's getting closer and closer". I look forward to that day arriving!
any example of why not (e.g. no minesweeper in linux, oops there is more than 1) ?
@@jyvben1520 Off the top of my head, the video where Linus tries to swap is a good example. Things that should just simply work just flat out broke. As well as compatibility for games (which is getting better but not perfect).
On top of that, enterprise software can be a hurdle too.
The only thing I don't like so far is it adopts Python's nag about "externally managed" environments. I just like installing a package or two with pip but now I either have to learn about Python virtual environments or bypass the nag (I choose the latter).
Hi, Jeff! :)
Greetings Jeff! :)
You shouldn't probably use python without a virtualenv anyway. Even in my dockerfiles I setup a clean venv each time. Once you get the gist of it, it's simple and gives you a lot of flexibility.
I am so tired of keeping --break-system-packages on clipboard speed-dial
@@loicjeannin6233 I get the gist but I can't remember any of the command etc especially with pip and poetry
Was looking forward to an EC video on this. Tidy!
Excellent. I first used Ubuntu about 12 years ago. Great to see that it’s continuing to progress
Hard to read fonts are a bane for me too.... it's alright for these young developers with their 20/20 vision 🙂
It's been a long time since I used Ubuntu, but the changes do look interesting,
Thank you Chris, always a pleasure! Take care, see you next week...
Thanks for your support -- I agree about the developers with good eyes who work on big screens. I remember that in TV studios, even in the most modern galleries with large colour monitors, there was always a 14 inch, 405 line black and white monitor hooked up too. And care was always taken to ensure that the output from the studio was watchable on this screen. Sadly the days of developers (and many content creators) thinking about accessibility, and now things will appear on the worst delivery hardware, are long gone. But this is not a positive change.
Had to laugh when he complained about the hard to read font :) this sounds worse than I mean it - honestly. But this is such an “old man’s problem”. I mean I’m 30 years old and still have okay-ish vision. But I’m also not a youngster anymore. I think the new font looks fresh and modern. And when it becomes hard to read for me some day - it probably won’t be the font’s fault. Let’s say it like that. :)
@@lifehacker123 I had 20/20 vision up to the age of 40, then I was suddenly told needed glasses which over time seem to get stronger and stronger....you are not there yet, and hopefully you won't be, but it comes on quickly or seems to for a lot of us older users 🙂
Yes, also very narrow scroll bars...
you hit 1mil! Have been watching you for yeaaaars since I was a teenager omg congrats Chris!
Thanks.
Great video, as always. Have a great week, Chris.
Finally someone that tells you how it is the easy way - short and concise!
👍 Subscribed, as I am going to get 'back' into Linux Distro - the Studio version
Thank you for another helpful and clear presentation
Top of the week to you Chris. Stay safe...J
Greetings!
AWESOME ! .. Exactly what I needed to know !
I appreciate you, Chris !
Thanks for the demo on Ubuntu LTS. Hope your editing solution works out as well! I haven't really dived into Ubuntu/Linux since late 2000s, when I had a few free work PCs. I think mine was 2006 LTS. Anyway, I'm thinking about giving Ubuntu another try. I have an old i5 Mac mini in a closet that might be made useful again.
Fun fact: Numbats eat nothing but termites. They're also very cute little critters.
Anyway, good morning, everyone! :)
Greetings! Nice fun fact. They are like small anteaters!
@@ExplainingComputersHi, Chris! They're such good little anteaters too. Breaks my heart a bit to hear that they're endangered though... :(
i wish more of the internet was as wholesome and civil as this comment thread
Off-topic: I live in the USA. I went to Taco Bell today. They were advertising "Aardvark Nacho Fries". I hope they did not have actual aardvark (i.e. anteater) meat in them. (I did not order them, nor did I ask about them.)
@@georgeh6856 Upon looking them up, they don't have any aardvark and they definitely look something I'd eat while stoned. Huzzah! Arthur Read is safe!!! 🥳🥳🥳
Good morning from LA (6:30 am lol) another great video but nothing will get me to switch from my Mint/Windows 7 setup.
Great stuff Chris, Thank you !
Good to hear you're moving towards being a Linux-only setup
Just installed it a while ago. Love the new interface look. Chrome doesn't open after install but a restart solves the problem. Played Dota 2 on Steam, all good. Installed it via app center.
Bare metal or VM?
@@PureAwareness76 Bare metal, I wiped out my old 20.04 in PC and did a fresh install. Running on Ryzen 2400G , I only have the built in APU. No external graphics card.
Like-Button pressed and subscribed allready ;)
I have been enjoying Ubuntu for many years. I converted many older folks and new computer users to Ubuntu because people don't get in trouble with viruses and such with it.
Good video Chris with lots of information, I have been running this a while now but did not like the desktop setup so changed to KDE Plasma and this transformed the whole experience far more fluent and just nicer to use.
Upgraded from 23.10 and so far it's been really sold. I recommend it
Really solid, you mean !
Completely agree with your positive comment on this LTS release. I was really impressed that the Canonical team managed to get day one support for Raspberry Pi 5. Searching around in forums seemed to suggest it might not be supported for a while yet. I took a peek at the RPi installer and lo and behold it was listed as an option for Pi 5. I quickly installed the Server version to my SSD - in the beautiful Argon 5 Neo Nvme case (!). It booted first time. The only gripes are that it shows a low power warning (unlike 23.10), but boots fine, and (more troubling) when I enabled Gen3 PCIE speeds (also fine on 23.10), it could not connect to any network. I am sure these will get ironed out and it is nothing to stop using 24.04. I would love to use Fedora 40 on my Pi but even with a more convoluted install process, it just seems to fail to boot, and I don’t see any news in the Fedora community on when Pi 5 might be officially supported.
Just to follow up on this. Someone replied to my experiences in the RPi forums that there seem some general problems with Ubunut Desktop. So be ready for some bleeding edge experiences on Pi, but at least Ubuntu Server works for me.
This guy looks and sounds like a middle school teacher straight from an educational video from the late 80s or early 90s... and it's great! Actually refreshing in these times were media has become too... flashy.
Thanks Chris...Upgrading my Ubuntu 22.04 desktop to 24.04 now!!
Good luck!
The installer is good, but Ubuntu has become too _snappy_ for me.
:)
I agree - remove snaps completely and install flatpak instead or go to Debian with the same process. Debian 12.5 now my daily driver and very pleased with it.
If my operating system ain't snappy, I don't want it. I always disable animations wherever I can.
I don't get the joke
Edit: i get the joke 🤗
It has become the macos-like rival in these last incarnations, more demanding for desktop hardware.But as long as it keeps being stable, easily upgradable and being widely adopted as a debian based distro it's ok.
Great review as always! The new version of Ubuntu sure is snappy. I'm in love with the new settings menu, though I will say it's a total shame Aisleriot Solitaire isn't pre-installed on there... Hopefully, a snap version of it isn't too far away! Can't have a computer without solitaire. 🤭
Thanks for your support.
@@ExplainingComputersYou're welcome!
Great video I was waiting for your excellent review for this distro.
Thanks. It has been a busy few days!
Good stuff Chris. 👍
It should be noted this release adds Kernel driver support for more recent AMD GPU's, a considerably more up to date version of the MESA graphics stack and a "Higher vm.max_map_count" ( which is interesting ). Making this release pretty good for AMD Linux gamers looking for 'stable'. Particularly on GNOME. ( Sadly Kubuntu is still on Plasma 5 )
Greetings Noble Sir! Ubuntu has come a long, long way since the first version I used, Dapper Drake. I love the new installer. A welcome change indeed. I am due for the upgrade so I will probably get it done later today. My only critques are...NO GAMES???? What were they thinking? 😁 I have never been a fan of the Ubuntu default font and change it as a first setup step so making it worse and spindly is not an issue for me. My other critique is that I have never been a fan of GuhNome3 so I tend to use a different flavour i.e. Kubuntu or Mate. As always, thank you for producing these quality videos and stay well and happy my friend!
Man you really are like my secondary school computer studies teacher from the early 90s 😅
Good review video
It's 1989. But in 4K.
Timely video as this new LTS is now out and I was curious on what the new Gnome might look like.
It's going to be August before a prompt will appear on our Ubuntu update process allowing us to adopt the new LTS without need for external media images.
I am tempted to jump the gun . . .
But it's safer to wait till it comes via auto updates later on as I can't afford more trouble from any direction now
Setting a timer so you dont miss a cup of tea! Love it! 🤩
One thing is for sure, *Ubuntu wallpapers are always stunning!* ❤
Ubuntu has a tool called Startup Disk Creator which will flash an iso to a usb drive, dunno 🤷 if other distros have it.
8:26T - Gnome - I love it - thanks Chris 🙂
Thanks for the video. Best wishes from the land of the numbat. 🇦🇺
This release is really exciting if you are using a ubuntu based distro like Mint because the next release will be based on this lts ubuntu release.
Yes, indeed so. For users of Mint, Zorin OS and others -- not to mention all of the Ubuntu official flavours -- this is an important release. :)
All the ppl bringing hate for ubuntu, Im a network engineer and all the network tools I use work flawlesly on ubuntu and ubuntu only. All other distros are just broken for my tools. It all depends on usecases and not your personal taste of things
Totally agreed. Use cases have to be number one. I bang my head against the wall arguing that here!
That's a lot of linux dustris to try and a bit surprising that only Ubuntu works for your applications.
Well done superb video as always!
Very nice presentation. This was very informative and useful. Also appreciate the dry humour! :)
Go Linux, Go Go 🐧
Go, Linux!!! 🙌🐧
12 years support, that gives some genuine competition for Microsoft Windows, I would say!
Trying this out on an old laptop, easy to install like you showed, thanks for the recommendation
Thank you very much! Your video explanation was very detailed, and it gave me a better understanding of Ubuntu 24.04!
非常感谢！您的视频讲解得非常详细，让我对Ubuntu的最新版本有了更好的理解！
Although I am a dedicated LinuxMint user, since 2008, I, too, d/l Aisleriot Solitaire as soon as possible!
hi douglas, i am currently trying to settle into a Distro. ubuntu is obviously a solid choice but i want to know the user experience between ubuntu and distros like arch and mint. could use the feedback as I am trying to settle down to one distro forlong term use. or... should I just stay put in ubuntu?
@@tbw666 Great question, and welcome to Linux! We all have our quirks and qualities which help us choose a distro. For me, Ubuntu's desktop was unfamiliar, even back in 2006 when I used it for only 2 weeks! I'm glad I found Mint, and was comfortable with Mint's desktop and UI choices. Mint followed the conventional layout - taskbar on bottom, window controls in top right corner, etc. I have more of a Mac setup now, using Plank for an application dock on the bottom and panel at the top. But I MADE those choices. Over the years, Ubuntu would make sweeping changes to the desktop and UI which forced users to follow. This reminded me too much of Microsoft's behavior! So that's my story... hope you find your comfortable distro!
@@DouglasJenkinsfantastic. Thank you for this. From the feel of it it seems mint is a solid choice for me before I transition pure Debian. My goal is to become proficient in the general sense just the way I’ve had to become pro at Mac OS and Microsoft. It’s time. Thank you!
@@tbw666 Oh, don't forget the LMDE, LinuxMint Debian Edition.... It may be this Edition which Linux Mint may eventually go to escape Ubuntu at every level!
Great review! Do you mean removing old TLS versions? Alarm not to forget a cup of tea 😂
I did indeed! My bad. This video was inevitably produced at speed. :(
Absolutely love that you put the solitaire footage in there!!! Hahahahahahahaha! Just beautifully done, sir.
After all these years I still love this channel.
Clear & concise :) Win 11 crashing too much, so getting closer to moving to Linux. Do I go with Mint or Ubuntu 🤔
I'm personally finding Zorin very nice. No crashes. I'm on an early i3-2100 with 8GB of RAM. Not Win-11 compatible so I'm dual-booting with my original Win-10 while I get to grips with it. See Explaining Computers' video about dual booting without a GRUB menu. You'll need another SSD or Mdot2 in the machine.
I've been using Linux mint on my laptop for a while. When my main pc broke, it was a broken cpu. Fixed it now.
After using windows & having some problems, I was going to reinstall Windows, but I thought, let's try mint instead.
I want to like Linux. I keep trying but god I absolutely hate how everything slightly stray from the mainstream requires terminal. I hate needing to constantly enter long commands. People who think Linux is going to replace Windows are seriously delusional. Unbelievable. It takes me very few minutes to not only get started in Windows, but cleaning it up and installing all my programs.
Awesome Thank you for Sharing! 💯✴
Excellent video!! Thanks a lot!!
"An excellent distro"
Could not agree more
Good Morning my best friend.......
Greetings!
I tried it out on my N100 rig and it was fine. Using KDE Neon almost all the time now and going back to Gnome was not really something I want to do everyday. Ubuntu has always been a solid distro but not my choice lately. Thanks for another great video Chris.
I really like it. They've polished the icons and made a lot of other polishing improvements.
I eagerly wait for 6:30 pm, when Chris uploads a video.
Heh😅. well Chris Always Upload In my time About
21:00PM Malaysian Timezone
You must be in India then! 1300 UK time.
@@Ibrahimdude then you have to wait for the next day 🥲
Btw I'm from India... Nice to talk with you.
0800 in central US!
I get up a few minutes before 8:00 AM (central time here in the US) to get ready for when a new EC video drops then take myself to the recliner to watch it.
I really wish Canonical stops pushing snaps.
Hi Chris! Thank you to promote Ubuntu. RIP fenêtre! (yes, I'm French)
It is great OS. Dotnet is becomming more friendly to Linux and just recently I migrated from Windows to Ubuntu 24.04 as a Dotnet developer and works fine.
12 Years support? I don't think humanity is gonna last that long.
I will try crossing my fingers . . .
It's really amazing to see how many people are saying there's leaving Windows for Linux and what not. I honestly wouldn't have switched over if things didn't take the turn they did on Windows 8 and 11. Windows 8 got me started looking around and when Windows 11 showed the Microsoft Account requirement I went full tilt in switching to Linux since Windows 11's release day. I honestly keep looking back to see if Windows is getting better and when i see what you have to do to have a local account and all the AI, telemetry, and ads being stuffed in there it's like realizing your pet you had for years is dead and not coming back. Oh well.
Not discounting the fact they are people leaving windows, the problem with being part of niche communities however is that you tend to live a bubble.
Linux as much as I love it will NEVER reach to the same level of utilization as windows on people's personal computers.
Companies are out for profit, the best software out there will always be developed with money in mind.
Open source project(s) like Linux & it's nauseating amount of distros will always lag behind because of this very simple fact.
Linux on the desktop is almost at 5% ...
I like the video. Of course it is not a complete review (filesystem options, programming environments etc) but for me it is very helpful. I just bought a system76 machine (you don't want to know the transport cost to Finland, it is a lot) which I will receive end of the week. It has Pop_os, derived from Ubuntu. Thank you very much for making the video, although I was a bit disappointed to not know whether you finished the game of solitair .... Looking forward to the next video!
Just installed Ubuntu 24.04 on my Apple Silicon M1 Max. Im a kali linux guy but im glad i gave Ubuntu another try. It runs incredibly on my M1 Max
Cool. :)
Thank you for mentioning the Snap packages. Ubuntu's commitment to Snap is the reason I switched to LMDE. It's a shame, because there are so many other things about Ubuntu that I like.
For all of Ubuntu's many, many, many faults, you gotta admit the installer is damned good. Everything explained and little, if any, ambiguity.
Pity the rest of the OS doesn’t follow suit. It’s fine if you already know why something doesn’t work. But if you don’t already know, there are no clues and only a thousand different answers online for a thousand different distros and their versions. I’ve wasted too much time already in the name of open source.
As usual, quality content.
If I may ask from your personal experiance, if you had to rate in percantage how much desktop ubuntu distro is heavier that Lubuntu/Xubuntu, how much it would be approx?
First time I tried any sort of Linux distro in more than a decade and I have to say I am pleasantly surprised. It reminds me of macOS. Looking rather polished. Truly Linux is more ready than ever for mainstream. I will still be keeping Windows in dual boot, but only for the gaming use case.
Interesting how all the Pros are now looking at moving away from M$.
Debian12
Is also cool: th-cam.com/video/YRaJa-VjLGE/w-d-xo.html
This has been my first experience into Linux and I can't be more happy with it.
Great to hear! :)
Great video Chris. I have been using Mint for quite a while on an I5 Dell laptop But after watching your video I am thinking about switching to Ubuntu. How awesome it is to be able to freely switch distros in the Linux world. My main anchor (or ball and chain) to Windows these days is Autodesk Fusion360, which is only offered in Windows or Mac. But I see the Linux alternatives keep improving. So maybe I will try those also. Thanks again for another informative video. Take Good Care Chris.
snap
Nice.
"Ubuntu" is Bantu (African) for "Humanity" or "Humanity to others."
Treat people how you want to be treated.
Use your operating system how you would want to use it, not how you are told to use it.
Great information! Gracias👏👏👏
I see TPM back disk encryption is now an option - something I've been waiting for.
4:08 "error: file /boot/ not found" - very polished as always, I see. Yes it's probably harmless, but especially if so, there's no excuse for such message appearing in front of the user in a final release of an LTS distro.
First thing after install Ubuntu 24.04: uninstall snap
Slow'NAssf.. Programs
🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Oh Snap! I forgot to uninstall it!!
Very interesting and well presented, thanks from east Orlando 👋
Greetings!
Excellent video Chris. I'm curious what you think of the immutable distros that are gaining popularity. Maybe an idea for a future video?