I especially appreciate the possibility to switch between three different power modes which are also available in the status menu for a quick switch. New Appearance, Multitasking, and Power settings are probably the most prominent ones. There are many improvements in the Settings app. But I assume Canonical wants to transition to snap 100% eventually, so maybe it is ok to have these duplicates for now.

I would prefer to have two install buttons: one for snap and another for a deb package. Right now, you get two entries for these two types of software delivery. Maybe I would only like to have a little better indication of deb and snap packages. After more than 10 years of observing the development of the Ubuntu Software Center, I can say it is finally as good as I would like it to be. Navigation, searching for apps, installation, everything works fine. I have to emphasize that the Software Center is finally lightening fast. There is also a fine-tuned activities view. It has a new horizontal app launcher with a horizontal workspace switcher. Ubuntu 22.04 is based mostly on GNOME 42. There is a new Yaru theme and I particularly like its dark version. When you have a first look at Ubuntu Jammy Jellyfish it is a breath of fresh air. I do appreciate all the work that has been done by Canonical to release this version of Ubuntu. SUBSCRIBE for more Linux Videos Positive aspectsīefore I start criticizing this release of Ubuntu I would like to highlight some positive aspects.

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