Ubuntu 22.04: An Excellent Linux Distro

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Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
00:49 The Jammy Jellyfish (getting Ubuntu 22.04)
02:58 Installation
05:57 Interface & Settings
10:24 Applications
16:06 Under the Hood
17:47 Wrap

#Ubuntu #Linux #Ubuntu2204 #ExplainingComputers

[ShadowzGSD]

Fantastic, this is what Sundays are all about, sitting down watching the new video from our favourite youtube channel.

[smile]

Thought I'd mention the new kernel supports NTFS natively. This will provide much better support for those interacting with Windows machines.

[PS_Tube]

Bravo !! I was expecting a review of Ubuntu 22.04, but not so quick.
Great !
Have an amazing week Chris !!

[argetech]

My first Ubuntu Distro was Ubuntu 6.06.1 LTS "Dapper Drake" August 10, 2006.
Since then I have only used LTS versions.

[_Jadewolf_]

Hi Chris, great video! I thought I'd mention Ventoy, a great tool that makes generating install media obsolete - you just use Ventoy to alter a normal USB stick, then copy any number of isos on it. When starting from it, you can select which iso to use. No time-consuming media creation, this has saved me HOURS :-) I have one fast 64 GB stick with lots of images on it, Linux, Windows install media, tools like Acronis TrueImage... I think you could save a lot of time :-)

[robinson]

I really like your channel :)
Every video is so relaxing and explained very well at the same time!

[pavan]

I am using Ubuntu 22.04 since it was in on development on Raspberry Pi 400 and I am absolutely loving it

[berner]

Times and technologies may change, but I don't think I will ever get tired of hearing your wonderful intro and outro theme.

[stanpotter]

Chris - love your dry sense of humor! 🤣 On top of that, you are so good at conveying information you could probably teach a jellyfish calculus if you really tried! Been using Ubuntu 20.04 as a Valheim server for around 8 months, and it has been great, but now I want to play around with this version! Thanks Chris! 🇺🇲🤜🏻🤛🏻🇬🇧

[brianthorburn]

Well done, what a great tutorial and video. A am very tempted to play with this version. Thank you for this Sunday treat

[LouisHansell]

Thanks for maintaining a regularly useful and informative channel.

[mhisani]

Thanks Chris/EC. You really help me brief those who are not Linux familiar get a calm and straightforward insight into the alternative world. And along with a chuckle! A bonus chucked from your description containing "Jammy Yellyfish"

[danhoppy]

Had been using Zorin for a while, and I loved how NVidia graphics cards are catered for straight out of the box, and that Steam games are finally being given some love on Linux. Been using the Jammy Jellyfish for a few days now, and I am loving it.

[neilsmith]

A great review, Chris, as always. I picked up up a couple of very useful things from you that I'd missed after installing 22.04. Thank you very much indeed.

[MarkartStudio]

Hi Chris. Fabulously informative video as usual. You don't get the cat out, you don't bang on about the weather - you focus on what matters - quality and digestible information to your audience with an emphasis on genuinely informing - not patronising, sardonic or other nonsense gestures. Thank you very much. Mark.

[srtcsb]

Thanks for another great video Chris. As usual, great detail and you get down to many useful features/settings most users care about.

[chriholt]

Thanks as always Chris! I already have it set up on VirtualBox and am playing with it as we speak!

Thank you. As always it is a pleasure and joy to watch your videos.

[trevorshephard]

Thanks for yet another great video, Chris. I have now installed 22.04 as a VM in VirtualBox on my Linux Mint PC. I have already taken a quick look and thanks to your video, I'll be doing some further exploration. I'm sure I'll upgrade my Ubuntu 20.04 PC in the near future.

[richardkoerper]

Already updated and am quite happy Thankyou and I do enjoy your work.