Installation and First Look of Ubuntu 22.10
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ต.ค. 2022
- In this video, I'm going to do an installation and first look of the recently released Ubuntu 22.10, codenamed "Kinetic Kudu". What's new in this release? And is it worth it to upgrade if you are running 22.04?
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As a zookeeper I have never been confused by an Ubuntu release name lol.
Noice. I used to work in the IT department at a zoo. Fun place to work, and the keepers were cool people.
I think generic names for basic utilities is a right thing for user friendly distros. Most people won't need to launch anything from the terminal, and typing "files" when you need to look at your files is much more intuitive than typing "nemo" or "dolphin" for these purposes.
In GNOME shell ,you have never needed to type the actual name of the application. Typing anything related to the application will show a set of suitable applications for the search term.
i.e. Type "photo" and you will get GIMP, Shotwell, Document Scanner, Cheese etc. - depending on what you have installed.
They could easily make it searchable by generic terms. Most distros that I've been on do that, and even Windows does it with certain things, especially Windows 11. But I do see your point. User friendly distros, and especially Ubuntu, are popular with people migrating from Windows and Mac, who are accustomed to generic names like "File Explorer". But I also don't think it's all together wrong for new users to learn Linux the Linux way with at least some things. If you're going to call Nautilus "Files", it is too much of a stretch to call it something like "Nautilus File Explorer" instead?
I guess it really doesn't matter though. The new users who don't care to learn never will, and that's fine. And the users who do care to learn will find their way as they always have.
@@zoltan1953 I just did a test and found that searching "explor" in GNOME will bring up Files and FireFox
@@paulg3336 Exactly. So they *could* call Files Nautilus and it would still appear when using generic search terms. But again, it really doesn't matter all that much.
@@zoltan1953 Yep agree pretty much any menu launcher was doing that for years, but I guess they want users to also see what apps are without search too.
Active directory is the permission management that a whole lot of big companies use to give users access to drives, programs, windows features etc.
On the AD server you also make all users in a central place
He was joking 😂
This is the first time I've been highly tempted to come off an LTS. Nice review, thanks.
Thank you for your video, DT. Keep it up! I think it's really great release, Canonical continues improving their distro in good way ;)
Linux Mint hands down best wallpaper collections!
Actually one of those default wallpers shows my town and its famous bridge on the Ceresio lake (Lugano, Switzerland). Nice photo :)
Cool. Thank you for sharing your knowledge . 😎👍
Woah, great video mate!
Very Informative, helpful and Educational video! Thx for the tutorial man!
Still working as of today! Thank you!
I use LTS for all installs with no desktops (ie servers) but always love to use the latest for desktops. This release, with the upgraded Gnome, is well worth it.
Glad to see Ubuntu coming back at its derivations hard
An awesome video as always. Keep up the good work DT!
Note you do not need to reinstall ubuntu and lose settings to get this version. You can tell it to do an update - which works very well. Go to software and updates - click on the updates tab. It's the drop down option right at the bottom. Then when you check for updates you will get an option to update to this version. It keeps all your settings and apps. It also took much less time than it said it would on my system which is not the fastest. Very pleased with it. Fixed a couple of annoying bugs I had on the LTS - and the whole PC runs a little faster! When prompted I selected the "remove" unused files/apps option - and also when prompted later in the install - I selected for it to keep my previous config files. Easy and it worked seamlessly. Very impressed!
Or type sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade
@@hexisXz Nope. Doing that doesn't change the version of your system.
sudo apt update, sudo apt full-upgrade, sudo do-release-upgrade something like this
@@rzul huh then what does cuz I would like to know for when I need it.
Adaptive or responsive design is actually exactly the same what web-devs do for their frontend. While it was unneeded 20 years ago, now most people use laptops with touchpads or even touchscreens, not even saying about mobile phones. Besides screens get larger and larger with higher and higher pixel density, there also screens with wacky dimensions, geometry and generally they are very different. I was sort of pissed about desktops becoming more "mobile" for no reason, but if you think about it GNOME was going in the right direction long time ago, at least in terms of being right for most average users.
Thank you for this. I'm about to buy a new laptop and plan to install Ubuntu 22.10 (instead of Windoze 11).
Your video convinced me to go with this version.
Thank you!
Great work Thank you
IIRC Active Directory is for things like roaming user profiles on business networks.
It is interesting to see Microsoft technology built into a Linux distro. Oh my, have times changed!
@@DistroTube I mean hey, they gotta do something to help business users integrate Linux into any existing infrastructure :p I think even Fedora has it, they just call it “Enterprise Login”.
@@DistroTube to be fair, ubuntu is targeted to companies a lot, and active directory is a beast at managing access grants. As another user mentioned, Fedora got it too
@@DistroTube this is a lot more then just profiles on a network, in windows you can control all from what a user can click on, apps they can run, if they can install software and etc. any thing your boss want to control in your work life they can, also MS grep so much data about you, we can see how many time you use word or if you doing something at the PC at all.
as you know a job is authoritarian, but now the King can really spy on you.
works perfectly, thank you
I love when dt says "strong and complicated password."
good job male, thanks!
Thank you so much! !!
I really like this release
Although I am user of a Linux Mint, a protest distro :), Ubuntu is always the most beautiful distro for me. Design I like a lot.
Libre Office & OnlyOffice are my go to when it comes to docs 😬
Aisle Riot yes I remember it being in Karmic Koala and again in Lucid Lynx. Probably one of the oldest Solitaire computer game in the world. 😁
I hate those Ubuntu videos cause it remembers me how fast time flies !!
"I stepped in kudu!" Brilliant. :D
Why install h top if it already has system monitor? Is there something wrong with system monitor? Is it less accurate?
The GUI system monitor is not the same program for each desktop environment. So it's not a good comparison between one desktop and the next. For consistency, I try to stick to htop. Also, htop can be run in a tty is needed, where the GUI cannot. That's important when your graphical environment has crashed.
16:10 😵💫
Canonical's next move:
Lets rename Ubuntu to "Linux Distribution" 😼
system runs just better even on old machines my old dell laptop whit i3 6100u, for some unknown reasons, become noticeable faster after installing 22.10
Using generic name isn't an Ubuntu thing, it's a GNOME thing. Basically, all programs that joined the GNOME project officially have to change their name to generic names at some point; and new GNOME projects aren't going to have these internal codenames.
That's why Firefox and LibreOffice have their branded names, but Nautilus and Totem don't. The former two aren't part of GNOME project, as the GNOME's web browser project is the GNOME Web, a.k.a. Epiphany. Canonical replaced Epiphany with Firefox in their Ubuntu distro, and they added LibreOffice as the GNOME project doesn't really have a first party office suite.
The use of generic names is actually quite appropriate for GNOME, because from GNOME's perspective these are "first party" software. They actually standardized this use of generic name across all GNOME desktops. In other words, their former names are really only provided as backward compatible aliases.
As to your point about starting programs from the terminal, these have actually been renamed too. As part of the GNOME experience, you're actually supposed to use the name "gnome-text-editor", etc instead of "gedit" from the terminal. GNOME users don't have to know the internal project codenames, "gedit", "totem", etc these names in the terminal have only been provided for backwards compatibility purpose. In other words, unlike what you've said "Totem" is no longer the real name of this program; they're now just a former name.
(Of course, us old time terminal users are used to the branded name, and they're shorter to type as well, so they're easier to use in the terminal; and sometimes like in the case of Totem, you're seeing things in the middle of transition, as its executable name hasn't been renamed yet).
I think this use of generic names are actually quite sensible. Just as basic system utilities like `ls` have generic names because they standard utilities, we don't call them `coreutils-ls` or `bsd-ls` or `busybox-ls`. It's just `ls`. There's no reason the same reasoning didn't apply to GUI applications.
TL;DR you're actually doing users disservice to keep calling these projects by their former names
top and vi are the standards
Neckbeard spotted! :D
I rather use nano
Well skanlite is still there, alive and kicking! I think it is probably the best scanning app on Linux (At least for my simple usage).
Thanks for clearing up about Firefox (snap), I thought it was a decision by Canonical. I don't use Ubuntu, but my sister does (could not convert her to Fedora 😛) and it is excruciatingly slow to start on old (prehistoric - Intel DC/4GB ) hardware.
Hey DT, will you ever take a look at docker? Very powerful tool.
The code names are fine, what I dislike about Ubuntu is their persistance of having ugly colors and ugly logos.
Which partition table should a user use when they install? ZFS/BTRFS/EXT4? I switch between ext4 & btrfs and the one working on ext4 has apparently stated that btrfs is probably the future partition table to use.
16:47 same time 👍
A kudu is one of the most majestic animals in the African bush.
These sort of "installation" videos are the sort of things one does when they're completely at a loss what to do.
They're also the most viewed videos on his channel .
Surely you can update to this one and when the next LTS comes along - you can stick with that if you want. Just turn off the option to prompt for every possible upgrade? I do not see upgrading to this is limiting my future options and trapping me to always take these interim releases. Unless I missed something?
Ubuntu using ZFS thats pretty cool hope it makes its way to other distros now
Hey dt can you please make a video on how to define a monocle layout in xmoand because I just can't get it to work
That "strong and complicated password" thing never gets old.
Since Ubuntu is probably one of the most used distros how about a deeper dive? People are upset about some kind of plug for a pro ubuntu? Also how does the new audio work? Is is more effecient and better quality? Does it run games better?
don't forget there is gaming performance uplift going from kernel 5.15 to greater than 5.17 - so can be worth it for gamers [phoronix did some testing some months ago - with ubuntu]
Great video.
Nice review! Ive been enjoying Ubuntu 21.10, some of my gnome extensions aren't supported yet but I'm a fan of the quick menu and adaptable window sizes. I feel like neckbeards out there instantly crucify people that dare to say they use Ubuntu, completely unwarranted.
Never listen to cringe arch 🤮neckbeards
Pity it doesn't have onedrive integrated from the start. It's much cheaper than dropbox if you don't need too much storage.
good hack, good job man
is there touchpad finger gesture feature ?? I mean like Fedora's..
Do you think the Unity desktop has a strong future on Linux?
Great release! However I will for now stay on 22.04LTS 🙏
me too... just installed recently
Me too in my Raspberry pi4. But now tempting to try Ubuntu 22.10 also
You don't need to install again from scratch. There's an option you turn on to get the none LT updates. And then it offers you when they come. I did it, and it updated effortlessly. Everything worked just as before. All the same settings and apps installed. It actually felt a little faster. And a bug with colors om x11 (I am still on x11 which I prefer for now) and another bug with an app wiggling (notification) for no reason were instantly fixed. It did not take too long either.
Hey DT, Ubuntu DOES install vim out of the box, but for some reason, you have to run it with "vi".
Here's a tip: The Ubuntu release name refers to the animal in the default wallpaper. 🤪
If you are wondering what a Kudu is , it is some kind of ungulate.
Dtos is missing from repo
And after cloning repo it asks uid ans pwsd?
It looks like Ubuntu is slowly getting better with GNOME schedule, and that means they are caring about desktop users again 😅
@iminyourwalls coping mechanism
Mark Shuttleworth is involved again.
i have installed ubuntu 22.10 but there is no volume down and boost option in the menu. how I'll fix this problem??
Can the gnome software center be installed on Ubuntu?
Is this version of Ubuntu compatible with intel i7-2670qm processor? Is it possible to disable discrete video card broken and enable only integrated video graphics?
Did they finally stop using unity as the default? I also noticed it's not overloaded by ads?
What Virtual Manager are you using, and what do you recommend for someone just entering the linux scene.?
He has videos on both virt-manager and virtual box. If virt-manager is the most powerful of the virtualization options on Linux, if you want an easier but less feature rich interface try gnome boxes
@@tylerdean980 I'm currently on Windows, I want to try various Linux Distributions and want to get the most out of the performance and compatibility. VMWare, VirtualBox, or Qemu.. which is better? I already see that you've answered my question.. but I guess Virt Manager is not on Windows.. right.? Do suggest if you recommend anything else.
@@AravindVennu If you want graphics performance (e.g. testing Desktop distros), I would suggest VMware. I use it daily, they have a free (gratis) version: VMware Workstation Player.
Whats this not enough memory error during boot???
I switched over to Linux a year ago and used Wine to run FL Studio and it was a terrible experience
Not able to install it on my laptop. Same problem as with Jammy Jellyfish, it says during the boot that I don't have an OS. lol This is ridiculous. Seems Ubuntu have changed something since JJ on their ISO so it fails when I try to install JJ or KK. The only way I was able to get JJ was in upgrading from my Focal Fossa. Never had that problem before with Ubuntu or any other distros. It is odd. Same problem with the Ubuntu Cinnamon Remix 22.04- I tried also twice to install it with 2 different iso, and same problem as with the regular JJ or KK
@@paulg3336 , thanks for the tipp. I will save that link to somewhere secure in case I need it in the future. For now I just installed without changing anything and without any problem Debian Boorkworm so I have an OS with "vanilla" Gnome 43. I wonder what they changed on Ubuntu and why. Your friend and I must not be the only ones who had a problem installing JJ and KK.
Not gonna lie.... I read it as Kinetic GOONDU-----> Which is a Singlish word for " Kinetic Moron"
kudu tastes great though
Bro, how to turn on keybord light... Plz rply🙂
Are you sure Firefox being shipped as a snap is Mozilla's decision? That's news for me. I used to think Canonical does that to force snaps (which Canonical is developing) on the user... I usually use the Mozilla ppa and settle with firefox-esr on my Ubuntu-based (but snapless) systems.
Never install vim(1), so I don't mind that.
Use of htop is nice, I usually try if htop(1) or top(1) is installed. So yes, I would prefer htop(1) rather then vim(1).
I remove snap(8) because of I don't want to wait for Firefox snap edition forever to start. I prefere apt(1) version any day in the week.
About dark or light mode, light mode is better for your sight then dark mode, especially when you get older and your sight doesn't compensate for the bad dark mode.
Thanks DT
I don't like vim or htop. I use nano/kate and btop.
Btop is good. I also like glances
gut
DT it is not only companies that can get Ubuntu pro, anyone can get it for free now, for 5 PCs.
Strong_and_complicated_passwd == 'dt'
Can it support ros2 installation??
Why is there no showcase of the alternative flavours of ubuntu like the past videos?
I'm wondering the same thing too.
Well, the next video answered my question. Very happy that they are getting their own dedicated video.
Nice review Derek! I appreciate you clarifying about the decision to use SNAP packages for Mozilla Firefox. Some people seem quick to rage against Canonical, but I am glad you set them straight.
cheese had a black screen and did not show screen co-ordinates and does not run.
Don't touch that laptop, it's got kudu on it
finally found
Snaps took a long time but they are decent now, I use snap Firefox and it's pretty fast, have no complaints, also, other snap apps run pretty well, too, overall I prefer this new method of shipping apps flatpaks/snaps, no dependency issues, it all just works, and they are frequently updated, at least software I use, don't need to add any additional ppas.
Yeah. Both snaps and flatpacks have come a long way.
Yeah Fr. I tried out Ubuntu last week and installed some snap applications and they loaded fast. I was like 'what's everyone complaining about?'
the word is responsive
Is this what’s in your dating profile?
“I am strong and complicated.” 😄
I just watched you say that DDE is a good windows manager, lol. You expect me to trust on anything now? It has fewer customizations than Gnome 43, lol.
Kudu is pronounced with short sharp sounds, rather than the drawn out koo-doo sound. The short and sharp name pairs well with kinetic to convey something punchy and alive.
why ubuntu budgie is not calling as bubuntu ? :v
Nano is superior to vim, fight me
Do not steal. "Liberate" Do not lie."mis-speaking" is permitted.
SNAPs suck no matter how you slice it. The REAL reason for the hate is because of how SLOW they are. Most of us REAL people don't have Threadrippers as a computer. Not interested in making my computer feel like it's from 1995 instead of the era it was made from. But please go on and tell us about how fast your Threadripper is again.
Don't forget the YT premium users who also contribute to your content dude.
Vague comment, can you explain what you mean?
@@andrewnorris5415 I think Moss wants DT to credit the users of YT Premium who watch this video because it pays more than ad income does. If Moss meant names, I don't know if it is possible to get those from the TH-cam Studio interface used for deleting videos and changing video settings etc.
@@queerstudbroalex Ah, IC, thanks.
Since it is all the same old installation procedure for any version, I really don't see any point making an other video with detailed installation for each every version pops up. What would be your point?
Boycotting snaps is totally legit thing to do but in your video you're brushing it under the rug and acting like there aren't any issues with snaps.
Is he supposed to enforce boycotting in every video? Once should be enough to remember
@@PhayzinOut I just wanted to point out that he's downplaying it.
@@miljantrajkovic1862 And....? Just because he boycotts snaps doesn't mean the whole world boycotts it. You CAN make decisions of your own, can you? His boycott is not the point of the video anyway
第一名！
It's still gnome. Gnome is unusable
Could you provide a few arguments ?
@@fabrice9848 Gladly.
User: Gnome, show me the applications menu
Gnome: Ok. There it is
User: But it took the whole screen
Gnome: Yes. The applications menu needs all the space
User: But it doesn't show all my applications on a single page, even though there's clearly room for it
Gnome: No. I must paginate!
User: Gnome... why are you Windows 8?
@@henrymach Fair (and funny) enough.
How's it?
Forth comment yeih! 😅
The reason vim and htop are not installed by default is that top and nano are, I think they endorse these programs, I have myself real problems to learn how to use vim on terminal, on the other side nano was very easy to learn. The new installation wizard based on flutter is already up in the daily Ubuntu image in case any of you want to give a try. One more exciting feature is the new snap store also based on Flutter, you can install by choosing the beta or alfa channel you can check the commands on the Ubuntu blog.