Ubuntu 26.10 has been released, with a faster way to tile windows, passkey sign-in at the login screen and a full set of Rust-based core utilities. The newest interim release, supported for the next 9 months, ships GNOME 51, Mesa 26.2 and the Linux 7.3 kernel. Plus, a more capable App Center, new desktop ISOs for RISC-V hardware and expanded TPM-backed full-disk encryption. Here’s a rundown of what’s new, and what’s worth knowing before you install or upgrade to 26.10. Ubuntu 26.10: What’s New? New window snapping widget Ubuntu 26.10 offers a faster way to tile windows, mid-drag. When you […]
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