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Oh great, a brand new LTS release, two years after the previous one. Let's see what wonderful new things it contains: Straight from the release note: # Highli
by tga 6y ago
Oh great, a brand new LTS release, two years after the previous one. Let's see what wonderful new things it contains:
Straight from the release note:
# Highlights
> A brand new dark theme was added
> Six community wallpapers are bundled
> We no longer ship Python 2 by default
Amazing! So there is nothing else more interesting, worth highlighting in the current release?
- igetspam 6y agoYou forgot "all the changes from the new Ubuntu 20.04 release," which is a lot. What Xubuntu does is provides an improved user experience on top of Ubuntu so their specific change log will always be rather slim. That's probably why you're being down voted.
- tga 6y agoIf Xubuntu is a separate distribution, it's safe to assume I'm not independently following Ubuntu and XFCE development -- sell me on the latest features I'll get to see when I upgrade from Xubuntu 18.04, no matter where they're coming from. The current approach makes it sound like Xubuntu is not worth the separate identity. It's just Ubuntu + upstream XFCE + six new wallpapers.
- AnIdiotOnTheNet 6y ago> A brand new dark theme was added 90s Desktop OS user would laugh at such a thing being considered a feature worth mentioning.
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- tga 6y agoFor reference, here what I find to be a better release post: https://ubuntu-mate.org/blog/ubuntu-mate-focal-fossa-release-notes/ https://ubuntu-mate.org/blog/ubuntu-mate-focal-fossa-release...