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Ubuntu Server Development Summary – 19 Sep 2017
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Ubuntu Weekly Newsletter 519
Welcome to the Ubuntu Weekly Newsletter. This is issue #519 for the weeks of September 5 – 18, 2017, and the full version is available here.
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Ubuntu Desktop default application survey results
Canonical has released the results of its default applications survey for the 18.04 long-term support release of Ubuntu.
The results of the previous survey – for Ubuntu 17.10, dubbed Artful Aardvark – yielded great suggestions, many of which have made their way into the beta version of the operating system.
For Ubuntu 18.04, over 15,000 responses were processed by the Ubuntu Desktop team.
“The team is now hard at work evaluating many of the suggested applications,” said Canonical.
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Linux Mint 18.3 “Sylvia” Information Released
Linux Mint Project Leader Clement Lefebvre, otherwise known as “Clem” released a blog post on Sept. 18, giving some information about the upcoming release of Linux Mint 18.3, dubbed “Sylvia.”
In his blog post Lefebvre gave some ideas to some of the pieces of software and changes that will be coming, such as the inclusion of the popular system restoration tool Timeshift.
For those of you who haven’t used Timeshift, it’s an application that creates snapshots of your system, and then restores them later, similar to Windows System Restore, or Mac OS’s Time Machine.
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