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Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens Wu Yanzu in South China for the delivery of clues! CTOnews.com news on October 21, Canonical announced the launch of Ubuntu 22.10 "Kinetic Kudu". This is an interim version designed to improve the experience of enterprise developers and IT administrators. Brings the latest tool chains and applications for the Internet of things ecosystem. Unlike the Ubuntu LTS version, such as Ubuntu 22.04 LTS, this interim version will only be supported for nine months.

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"connected devices are an exciting area of innovation and create new digital risks in homes and businesses. We are focused on achieving a new generation of easy-to-use and highly secure Internet of things, so these developers in particular will find many quality of life improvements in embedded devices and remote development in Ubuntu 22.10. This version also brings new features to enterprise management stories. The new Landscape beta makes it easier than ever to manage the entire Ubuntu asset on any architecture. "

In the desktop version of Ubuntu, the first thing users will notice is the addition of GNOME 43, which supports GTK4 theming for better performance and consistency. When you press the menu in the upper right corner, you can access Quick Settings, and users can access settings such as Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Dark Mode, and Power more quickly.

CTOnews.com learned that internally, Ubuntu 22.10 comes with Pipewire, supporting more audio devices and better Bluetooth connectivity. Linux 5.19 is also included, bringing better power performance and support for multi-threaded decompression on Intel devices to improve multi-core desktop Snap performance.

For developers, Kinetic Kudu brings toolchain updates for Ruby, Go, GCC, and Rust. Debuginfod is also brought to help developers and administrators debug programs on Ubuntu.

Kinetic Kudu is a stable version of Ubuntu (download address), so there should be no problem using it on everyday devices. However, if users do not want to face the hassle of upgrading again in 9 months, it is best to stick with the Ubuntu LTS version, which will be supported until 2027.

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