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Yesterday, Canonical announced the release of the new non-LTS Ubuntu 20.10 “Groovy Gorilla” with Linux kernel 5.8, GNOME 3.38, optimized desktop image for Raspberry Pi 4, and nine months of support until July 2021. With v20.10, seven official variants of Ubuntu 20.10 were also released with upstream features and their own enhancements.

Days after the release of Ubuntu 20.10 “Groovy Gorilla,” along with its seven official flavors, System76 has announced a new Pop!_OS 20.10 Linux distro based on the upstream Ubuntu 20.10.

Finally, a month and a half after we reported the initial release of the 1Password app for Linux desktop, its co-founder Dave Teare has now announced the beta version of the full-featured ‘1Password’ Linux desktop app.

Ubuntu Web is a new project that aims to build a Chrome OS alternative operating system combining the power of Ubuntu Linux and Mozilla’s Firefox browser. Unlike Chrome OS, it is based on Firefox that you can probably run on any computer.

According to the official Linux Mint ISO status page, Clem, Linux Mint founder, has approved the stable release of Mint 20. ISO images of stable Cinnamon, MATE, and Xfce are available to download from some of the mirror archives.

With Linux Mint 20, the Mint dev team has decided to disable the snap support and block installation of Ubuntu snap packages by default. Now, if you want to enable snap support to install snap apps in Linux Mint 20, the usual command 'sudo apt install snapd' to install snapd will not work. Hence, in this article, I will guide you on how to enable snap support in Linux Mint 20 and install snap packages with or without deleting 'nosnap.pref 'file:

According to the official Linux Mint ISO status page, the upcoming Linux Mint 20 has been approved for the beta release. Clem Lefebvre, head of the Linux Mint project, has given his nod after testing Cinnamon, MATE, and Xfce editions twice.

UbuntuDDE, a remix Linux distribution combining Ubuntu and Deepin desktop, has finally announced its first-ever stable release. UbuntuDDE 20.04 codenamed 'Focal Fossa,' is also the first long-term release featuring Deepin Desktop Environment (DDE) v5.0.

While logging in, the password input field seems more rightward rather than centered and aligned with the avatar icon and the Ubuntu logo. Though, Ubuntu 20.04 now includes GNOME 3.36, this visual issue looks so weird.