Ubuntu 18.04 Bionic Beaver is the first long term supported release from Ubuntu with GNOME shell as default desktop environment. Instead of providing a vanilla GNOME experience, Ubuntu developers have customized the GNOME shell to retain the desktop experience offered by discontinued unity shell project. In this post, let's take a peek into Ubuntu 18.04 LTS.
Distribution Name | Ubuntu |
Version | 18.04 |
Code name | Bionic Beaver |
Release date | 24th April 2018 |
Base | Debian |
Desktop Environment | GNOME |
Home page | http://www.ubuntu.com |
First impression of Ubuntu 18.04 Bionic Beaver Desktop. The GNOME shell is customized to retain the look & feel of unity shell. |
Full screen application menu, the default from GNOME shell |
Nautilus file manager. As different from stock nautilus, we can see some shortcuts placed on the left border of nautilus. |
GNOME Terminal |
A demonstration of GUI based multitasking |
Alt + Tab window switching in Ubuntu 18.04 |
Multitasking Overview is a default feature from GNOME shell |
Mozilla Firefox web browser |
GNOME Videos (aka totem) showing videos from guardian. We need to install additional plugins and codecs to support common video formats like MP4, MKV, FLV ..etc |
Rhythmbox - Live streaming of internet radio |
Shotwell image viewer |
LibreOffice productivity suite. |
GNOME calendar app |
GNOME Control Center is the central location to look for all configuration options in Ubuntu 18.04 |
Background selection |
The dock is customized to show on bottom instead of left side. This can be done using dock configuration options available in control center |
GNOME system monitor is showing resource usage after using the system for a while |
System resource usage just after launching the system. |
Ubuntu Software which is nothing but a renamed version of GNOME Software |
Software Updater |
GNOME Calendar cum notification widget in Ubuntu 18.04 |
Global system menu |
Shutdown confirmation |
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