Users can log into a Unity8 session on the desktop, experience the new features, and cleanly revert to the default Unity7 experience. In 15.10, Unity8 is demonstrating Canonical’s convergence vision as a tech preview. The Dell XPS 13 and Precision M800 mobile workstation both demonstrate the focus Canonical, and its partners, have on bringing next-generation tools to Ubuntu developers. Ubuntu is the high-end developer platform of choice, with Nvidia, Dell and other companies launching workstations for machine learning, visualisation and general purpose development on Ubuntu. Ubuntu has been pre-installed on millions of PCs worldwide and remains one of the world’s most popular, easy-to-use and reliable operating systems available today. Ubuntu Make provides essential tools which are always fresh from the upstream providers, and a thorough testing framework so developers can be assured of a smooth experience. įor ‘makers’, Ubuntu Make now has support for more platforms – now 20 versus 14 in 15.04. Learn more about Ubuntu Core and Snapcraft at. Snapcraft is a one-stop tool to make packages of existing applications, or snaps, from source or classic Ubuntu packages. This release of Ubuntu includes the latest version of Snapcraft, the developer tool that makes it easy to create a “snap” for Ubuntu Core. Ubuntu Core is a tiny rendition of Ubuntu that uses a transactional update and rollback system for apps and the OS itself. Developer experience for Ubuntu Core and the Internet of Things

Some elements of 15.10 have already been delivered to phone users. Users of the Ubuntu Phone will automatically receive all features of Ubuntu 15.10, demonstrating for the first time the integration of Ubuntu’s famous flow of updates to this new ecosystem.

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