Le novità in arrivo con Ubuntu Studio 22.04 sono molte, anche perché dobbiamo tenere conto di due cose: la prima è la sua ragion d’essere, le applicazioni, e in Jammy Jellyfish le principali applicazioni multimediali sono state aggiornate; la seconda è l’ambiente grafico, Plasma 5.24.
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Rate this project Ubuntu Studio is a communtiy edition of Ubuntu which strives to provide useful tools for media creation. The project’s latest release includes a new dark theme, rEFInd support, and offers three years of updates. “For this release, we have a neutral-toned dark theme by default. While we could have gone with the Breeze Dark color scheme since we dropped the Materia KDE widget and window theme (it was difficult to maintain and work with new Plasma features), we decided to develop our own based on GNOME’s Adwaita Dark theme with a corresponding Light theme. This was to help with photography since a neutral tone is necessary as Breeze Dark has a more blueish hue, which can trick the eye into seeing photos as appearing warmer than they actually are. However, switching from the dark theme to the light theme is a breeze (pun somewhat intended). When opening the System Settings, one only has to look at the home screen to see how to do that. rEFInd is a bootloader for UEFI-based systems. Our settings which help to support the lowlatency kernel help to create a menu entry to help apply those settings and keep the lowlatency kernel as the default kernel detected by rEFInd. To keep it current, simply enter sudo dpkg-reconfigure ubuntustudio-lowlatency-settings in the command line after a kernel update.” Additional details can be found in the release announcement. Download: ubuntustudio-22.04-dvd-amd64.iso (4,241MB, SHA256, signature, torrent, pkglist).
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