It’s that time of the year again. The 10th month means lots of things: start of spring, silly birthdays and a new and shiny Ubuntu release. And it wouldn’t be the same without me recklessly updating to the beta a couple of weeks before release.
What’s fixed? What’s broken? And what about the rest? Read it after the cut.
There are lots of things to like about the GNOME desktop environment. It’s free, it’s highly consistent and backup up with excellent development ethics and a wide range of supported applications. It comes as no surprise that it is the default desktop in a lot of Linux distributions (Ubuntu, Fedora, …). There’s one thing that’s been bothering me for a few years now: the default network manager. It had to go.
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