The Desktop team has just returned from our engineering sprint in Gothenburg, and as we begin the development cycle for Ubuntu 26.04 LTS, I’m excited to share what’s coming next for Ubuntu Desktop. Long-term support releases traditionally focus on stability, refinement, and a cohesive user experience across installation, daily use, security, and enterprise integration. Here is a look at the key themes and what we aim to deliver when 26.04 ships next April. Desktop Experience Gnome 50 and ne...
What makes you say that? In the post apart from the usual snap bs, it all seems pretty standard and good. Not even a single AI mention.
The snap bullshit is not bullshit. It’s a legitimate sabotage, cheating the user, and making a walled garden.
They’re not trustworthy.
Did you read the changes?
They are enabling auto update for some snaps and updating some snaps to a new core. They don’t say they’re pushing anything else
yeah but they always did stuff like this. that has always been part of their plot.
Yeah. I don’t like snap but like, that’s not new and always been part of their plan. Bit weird to say the lost the plot now