UBUNTU LINUX LIVE INSTALLATION CD || LATEST DISTRO. || OFFICIAL COPY

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UBUNTU LINUX LIVE INSTALLATION CD || LATEST DISTRO. || OFFICIAL COPY
Description
UBUNTU LINUX LIVE INSTALLATION CD || LATEST DISTRO. || OFFICIAL COPY
Description
UBUNTU LINUX LIVE INSTALLATION CD || OFFICIAL COPY + TUTURIAL DVD
About Ubuntu
New features in 21.04
Updated Packages
Linux kernel
Ubuntu 21.04 includes the
5.11
Linux kernel. This includes numerous updates and added support since the 5.8 Linux kernel released in Ubuntu 20.10. Some notable examples include:
Better anonymous memory management to reduce swapping
New cgroup slab controller which allows sharing of slab memory between cgroups
Proactive memory compaction to reduce latency for huge-page allocations under fragmented memory conditions
Support for running BPF programs on socket lookups
FSGSBASE support to improve context switch performance on x86 processors
Support for using Intel SGX to create encrypted enclaves
Support for running SEV-ES guests under KVM to protect guest register state from the hypervisor
Support for extended attributes in NFS
fsync() performance improvements for ext4 and btrfs
Btrfs performance and data recovery improvements
io_uring restriction support to facilitate secure sharing of rings to less-trusted processes
virtio-fs DAX support to improve performance and reduce memory consumption
Intel Rocketlake and DG1 graphics support
AMD Vangogh, Green Sardine, and Dimgrey Cavefish graphics support
Toolchain Upgrades
GCC was updated to the 10.3.0 release, binutils to 2.36.1, and glibc to 2.33. Python now ships at version 3.9.4, Perl at version 5.32.1. LLVM now defaults to version 12. golang defaults to version 1.16.x. rustc defaults to version 1.50.
In addition to OpenJDK 11, OpenJDK 16 is now provided (but not used for package builds).
Ruby was updated from v2.7.0 to v2.7.2, and rubygems has been extracted from ruby2.7 source and is provided as a separate package.
Security Improvements
Secureboot on x86_64 (amd64) and AArch64 (arm64) have been improved to include SBAT capable shim, grub2, fwupd.
nftables is now the default backend for the firewall.
Ubuntu Desktop
Added support for smartcard authentication
Wayland is now the default on most configurations, which features better security and performance
The desktop view now properly handles drag and drop interactions, e.g. dragging from/to the file manager
The power profile mode can now be changed from the settings (on configuration where there is proper kernel support)
Pipewire support is now enabled which restore working screen recording and allow better audio handling for sandboxed applications
The installer includes support for specifying a recovery key, which can be used to decrypt the disk if the password is forgotten
The Active Directory integration has been improved. User authentication with GPO enabled works out of the box after installation.
GNOME
While the new shell version hasn’t been included yet in Ubuntu the applications have been mostly updated to their GNOME 40 versions.
Updated Applications
Firefox version 87
LibreOffice version 7.1.2-rc2
Thunderbird version 78.8.1
Updated Subsystems
PulseAudio 14
BlueZ 5.56
NetworkManager 1.30
Minimum System Requirements
2 GHz dual core processor
4 GiB RAM (system memory)
25 GB of hard-drive space (or USB stick, memory card or external drive but see LiveCD for an alternative approach)
VGA capable of 1024x768 screen resolution
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Careful care and consideration is taken in sourcing the world's leading GNU brands from around the globe to be made available all in one space. All products sourced are retail quality in order to uphold the integrity of the brands they represent and we take pride in the portion of proceeds that go to the support of developers for future updates and innovation.