Ubuntu turns 21 — and its journey continues among the stars.
Ubuntu 25.10 brings GNOME 49, kernel 6.17, and a firm step into the Wayland era.
Some say Ubuntu has lost its compass — I say it’s still plotting by the stars.
In this review, we’ll explore what’s truly changed:
the rise of SELinux, the quiet growth of systemd, the shift away from X11,
and the deeper question — who really controls your Linux now?
For 21 years, Ubuntu has been on a quest —
and whether we agree with its path or not, we’re all still travelers under the same sky.
Timestamps below ⬇️
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Chapters
00:00 - Init
02:10 - Intel Panther Lake Support
03:29 - GNOME and KDE Remove X11 Session
05:00 - Problem with Kubuntu iso
06:35 - Testing X11 with oneko
08:00 - NVIDIA Driver 580
08:43 - Spice
09:42 - AI Support
10:07 - SMP
10:30 - Other Features
13:04 - A Few Thoughts
13:27 - Issues
14:08 - Benchmark
22:33 - Benchmark Summary