A Quick Look At Ubuntu 23.04 "Lunar Lobster"

Ubuntu recently release version 23.04 "Lunar Lobster" featuring the GNOME 44 desktop environment. This latest release of Ubuntu sports some new software, some nice theming and some amazing wallpapers.
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[@TobyScott]

2:10 Flutter is built by Google, not Gnome :)

[@DistroTube]

Yea, I misspoke. Obviously, I meant Google but the mind thinks one thing and the body says something else.

[@thenewmdzak]

@@DistroTube Very relatable

[@shaunbabar]

​@@DistroTubeSorry for commenting this message here but I wanted to ask something very important . Pls take 2 - 3 minutes to read this comment 🙏🙏🙏 I want to ask can, any student complete school and college using Arch Linux or Gentoo Linux or any Gnu/Linux system ? without using property os like Microsoft and apple garbage(windows and Mackintosh) and property software and Complete the education with using only free software (recommended) and opensource software (only if needed). Please take this comment in your Hey DT videos Please 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏. BTW I am college student and also I am Gentoo Gnu/Linux user and I also love Arch❤ and it's variants. I Love your Videos a lot.

[@rajamahesvara9615]

@@shaunbabar It depends on the major you are currently taking. Each field of study requires different programmes. Some will fine using all and only FOSS until you're graduate but some don't.

[@kuhluhOG]

@@shaunbabar HEAVILY depends on what you study, in what institution and even your professor you can't get a generalized answer on that

[@PaulG.x]

The Ubuntu wallpapers are community contributions

[@fahimshahriar2154]

If you don't know, Flutter is developed by Google, not GNOME

[@manankataria]

😂 thank you I stopped the video and was like wtf is he smoking.

[@shkjuy6935]

1:15 flutter by google

[@ArniesTech]

It truly does look amazing. And the colour scheme somehow reminds me of the older days of Ubuntu 💪😁❤️

[@terrydaktyllus1320]

So "looks" trump "functionality" for you then?

[@web3wizard381]

@@terrydaktyllus1320 did the voices in your head tell you that @AmiesTech said that?

[@terrydaktyllus1320]

@@web3wizard381 I don't answer the questions of complete strangers on the Internet. Why don't you run along now, sonny? Your mother wants her computer back up there in the spare bedroom of your parents' house to re-order your medication that ran out this morning. This discussion is now closed, you are dismissed from my attention. Do have a lovely rest of your day.

[@CabbageBloke]

I've always liked the way Ubuntu does Gnome. Been using Ubuntu since 2017.

[@m.m3633]

Oh oh oh, you reminded me of ubuntu in 2017, the days of killing unity and incorporating the buggy laggy gnome 3, it was terrible.

[@KingKrouch]

I really like the flatter colors of the titlebars compared to their GNOME equivalents. That and the option of having customizable accent colors.

[@LFrigoDeSouza]

After experimenting with various distros, from Pop_OS to Manjaro, EndeavourOS, and others, I end up coming back to Ubunto and settling with it. It has great compatibility and stability and has been a great daily driver for my main machine.

[@LFrigoDeSouza]

I do miss AUR, but you can't always have everything.

[@anonymous_opinions1924]

I recommend trying Debian or Fedora. Linux is harder to deal with the further you get away from the source distribution - Ubuntu's still better than Windows but I highly recommend an upgrade.

[@carlcox7332]

@@anonymous_opinions1924 im on mx linux with kde and im in love its built on debian 12 so its super stable with a clean modern twist. all my hardware worked perfectly right out of the box and its fast on my 4 core 1.1g with 8 gigs of ram

[@Arcane_Ayush]

7 distros hopped recently... from Fedora to pure debian 12.. and I am back at ubuntu myself but I am not lying when I say that 22.04 is actually bit slower especially when u have added quite a few extensions , well time to try 23.04 ( though am going to stick with ubuntu and fedora for a while )

[@HikingFeral]

For anybody interested, I moved from 22.04 LTS because I wanted more powerful Gaming options and overclocking in 22.04 was impossible for me. I waited a few weeks until bugs or issues had stack exchange answers and did a fresh install. Very glad I did, games are faster, the OS / desktop it's self is more responsive, it looks and feels nicer and just seems faster at everything. It's not perfect and you will almost certainly run into the odd issue but none of them are deal breaking. I was able to immediately use Nvidia X screen settings to add GPU-clock and memory offsets which was just not possible from the LTS.

[@mattwilliams1844]

Flutter is not from Gnome, it's Google.

[@tuxshake]

This !

[@Alexander-ix2jp]

Good vid! I read Snaps are getting faster and that the Firefox Snap now starts super fast and in some cases even faster than a native install? That said, I like the direction Ubuntu is heading. Another thing that most ppl don't cover is how Ubuntu ships with a lot of premium features ootb, such as their own vsynced triple buffering patches, which makes Ubuntu a buttery smooth 60+ fps experience even on low-end devices (like on MacOS, Android and iOS). Ubuntu going the extra mile again, and I like it. Without this work, we would still be having a stuttery, low fps and sluggish triple A Gnome desktop in the year 2040 whereas even the smallest hand sized mobile devices were able to address this topic eons ago. So for what's it's worth, well done, Ubuntu.

[@MyszkaAgresorka]

6:51 - measuring/estimating startup time of Firefox once again doesn't make much sense as it's sitting in a disk cache in RAM (you've just launched it a moment ago)

[@otter-pro]

I will definitely try the new version of Ubuntu. Having nice wallpaper is the least of my concern. But it is a good indication that the ubuntu /canonical cares about the desktop and is putting effort into making it look good. Overall, I just want my system to run well, be stable, and run as fast as possible without the bloat and heaviness.

[@MrSpotlightKid]

Canonical reliases new Ubuntu. DT makes overview on wallpapers and firefox version ))))

[@Kermit2k]

Pretty much all the latest distros releases have just minor upgrades. For example Fedora 38 biggest change? Removed flathub filters. But people gave it rave reviews for simply not being Ubuntu.

[@mojtajnynick101]

looks good but what's the point of installing a distro which will get the updates untill Jan 20, 2024. What next?

[@ronnieD-Raw]

Wayland messes up my pen tablet hardware

[@keylowmike85]

looks like I'm going to have to update my Ubuntu flash drive. Excellent work, DT!

[@pw1187]

Also flutter is not gnome based it's Google

[@Amaqse]

This must be the only positive video about the lobster on the internet only because its on VM. LITERALLY EVERYONE ELSE, that actualy installed that bloody mess is ripping canonical a new hole. Its absolutely disguisting state. On my very own machine that is one of the very few distros that in recent memory failed even to get to login screen, with ryzen 3700x and rx6800 32gig of ram this abomination reads ramfs then everything goes black including the power to usb peripherials. ZFS that they have oh so advertised in previous release as the best thing since sliced bread is now missing and upgrading from kudu results in strange zfs unreadable partitions being mounted to the taskbar, and system is stuck to kernel 5.19 because the 6.2 it tries to update to crashes with "missing amdgpu something something" errors, which is strange because it should be able to use the open driver to a 3 year old gpu. On personal note, can we please acknowledge that the place for most beautiful art and wallpapers = deviantart exist, hundreds of other wallpaper library type websites also exist so can we please not give a credit for the borderline 0 effort that is bundling few images please? This is already a meme at this point. literally nobody is going to have a wallpaper as make or break for using an operating system.

[@yt-xe8ws]

same old ugly tablet interface, except now they've made it even less intuitive. not a fan of the NIC controls. those buttons don't look like buttons to disable an interface. i would expect that would open an interface window to confgure all interfaces. what is their grand plan if a user has many interfaces installed? just have a huge list with ugly buttons? lol

[@soheil424]

hey DT, please also make a video about Arch with questions such as: Why recently in Arch there are a lot of old packages, or why they are so behind wit their gnome 44, or is Arch is going to die ... Thank you.

[@InfinityN]

Arch usually waits for the point 1 release, so 44.1.

[@perkulant4629]

Does look nice. May take it for a spin, been a while.

[@ArniesTech]

You wont regret it. It's awesome 💪

[@Chrisg457]

@@ArniesTech I regretted it. It sucked

[@stefanbalog6663]

Hello, let me share my experience with this version. I was quite surprised by the new installer, it finally doesn't look like a copy of various Ubuntu derivatives (of course all ubuntu based derivatives, heh). The first impression was quite good, at times even surprising what a leap Canonical made, the response, the wi-fi connected to the network beautifully quickly. What I wasn't surprised by, but expected, were the problems. Already during a live session, it happened to me that the system stopped responding and threw an error message (which is strange, since the OS is not yet installed). Another thing that stumped me is booting. It gave me a Hash -13 error message when loading. I don't know why, but it seems to me that main branches have worse stability than derivatives.

[@madserge11]

I still perfer pop os, ubuntu is great but im not a fan of the company or snaps

[@jonforhan9196]

cosmic is outstanding 'out-of-the-best' desktop

[@madserge11]

@@jonforhan9196 agreed

[@patpopov]

I upgraded yesterday and I've got Sway and Wayfire installed and they both run lovely!

[@somethingcoolgoeshere]

Me on my way to figure out if I cant download these wallpapers on Fedora Workstation

[@RandyHanley]

Fantastic review! Now I'm considering going back to Ubuntu!

[@Ozzah]

Interesting. "Learn Linux TV" had a lot of negatives to say about 23.04 - specifically a lot of visual bugs and crashes. He said he had to try installing 3 times before it finally went through without an issue. And that the new installer doesn't allow you to choose ZFS but the classic installer does. He said a lot of the features advertised for 23.04 like kernel and app updates should automatically become available to prior versions anyway, or should be very easy to install, and that bascially Gnome 44 was the only real difference. Thoughts?

[@hopelessdecoy]

There's a lot of variables with hardware, VMs and just what's important to you. I had major issues with Debian on one PC and none on another but Linux mint worked for both so I went with it. But Debian 12 is pretty awesome at the same time.

[@sisko212]

I left ubuntu times ago because snap. Snap package are superslow and turn slow the entire system. Maybe with a new hardware is not an issue, but it is noticeable when you are using an hardware 3 years older

[@ChrisMoody]

Flutter comes from Google not Ubuntu

[@cejannuzi]

You are one of the few truly FAIR distro reviewers at YT. Thanks for a good look at this new version of Ubuntu.

[@the1trancedemon]

One thing i am not able to figure out is, is this LTS or NON-LTS.

[@legallyillegal2314]

LTS comes out on every even year.

[@the1trancedemon]

@@legallyillegal2314 hey yes i just figured it out its a non-lts release since its now officially listed on the downloads page side with jammy jellifish.

[@fenrisler]

Great video, now please do Fedora 😅

[@shaunbabar]

Hey DT, I want to ask can, any student complete school and college using Arch Linux or Gentoo Linux or any Gnu/Linux system ? without using property os like Microsoft and apple garbage(windows and Mackintosh) and property software and Complete the education with using only free software (recommended) and opensource software (only if needed). Please take this comment in your Hey DT videos Please 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏. BTW I am college student and also I am Gentoo Gnu/Linux user and I also love Arch❤ and it's variants.

[@Bunstonious]

I'm happy to see Ubuntu releases look good, I have used it on and off for 18ish years so it's good to see them still putting out a quality product. Personally I haven't used it in the last few years due to the Fedora releases being so good, and i'm disappointed on their seeming war on flatpak (yes it's hyperbolic I know) but it's good to know that their newer releases don't have any major performance issue and the polish is good.

[@oneirofono]

please show us Miyo Linux... it is very nice trust me...

[@arlcr]

This is interesting. Perhaps I might just give Ubuntu a try. It won't ever take me away from my main OS (OpenSuse) since over a decade and also because I am not a fan of Gnome but it certainly might just be worth trying out inside a VM. Excellent video though as always.

[@sinishajah]

Thanks DT for the video. I installed the other day it has been published and I am amazed how it looks like and how it works smooth on my old laptop from 2009, which is 6gb RAM, i5.

[@GNU_Linux_for_good]

03:00 Can't change the wallpaper on gnome-tweaks 😞 05:12 Screenshot menu appears after key is pressed. 06:27 sudo snap refresh firefox makes it 112.0.1 08:30 You have to: sudo add-apt-repository universe in order to install all the programs you've formerly known.

[@marwabifisse7807]

أتابعك من المغرب، دولة في شمال أفريقيا، المحتوى الذي تقدمه رائع. بالتوفيق

[@catharsis7629]

the new installer is a complete clusterfuck, failed for me to install in a vm. only succeeded after 4 tries.

[@sebastianbauer4768]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/nXK9gYCYgs-KeK8 seems opinions about this release vary wildly

[@CrisisDigital]

Make a video about fedora 38

[@andrewcarpin2850]

Has anyone tried Universal Blue yet. It's a really unique distro based on fedora

[@Dampferfrosch]

nice vid - thank you - especially the very last 5 seconds ;-)

[@NikoNemo]

Ubuntu is getting better and better, love it!

[@ingen6351]

Hey DT! Couldn't you do a sort of challenge where you try to actually live in some different distributions for a week or month like Matt from The Linux Cast does sometimes. For example well... Ubuntu 23.04? Or at least something a bit different from a Window Manager and Arch.

[@hfdcjiirjmcfi]

I agree it is nice to see a wider range Tiny nitpick - the term you are looking for is tiling window manager. Technically any desktop environment also has a window manager, it is how your computer renders all graphics. There are lots of types of window managers, including tiling, floating, stacking. Not trying to argue, just educate a little!

[@terrydaktyllus1320]

Why is it his job to do what you clearly don't want to do yourself? Why don't you try living in distros for a month and making videos about it?

[@hfdcjiirjmcfi]

@@terrydaktyllus1320 that is such a weird take. DT has no obligation to do anything but his goal of spreading foss philosophy would 100% align with showing a more traditional DE experience. Ingen doesn't have the authority and audience like DT

[@terrydaktyllus1320]

@@hfdcjiirjmcfi "that is such a weird take" For someone too lazy to try things themselves then they would say that is weird just to hide their laziness. I think it's very self-entitled expecting someone else to do something for you that you won't do yourself and entirely free of charge. If you don't get that, you've proven my point for me. Was there anything else you wanted?

[@hfdcjiirjmcfi]

@@terrydaktyllus1320 yeah, id like for you to piss off out of this community. It's not about someone doing work for you, it's about someone using their platform to help spread a message

[@parasiteunit]

Running the lightweight version (Lubuntu) so far, happy - however on the 2009 MacBook Pro.... The usual issues of Nvidia drivers are present 😕 Just trying to work them out - I might just not bother, it's not vital for my needs. Just nice to have.

[@breadmoth6443]

soyface thumbnail , how unfortunate.

[@Extravi]

installed it today for development its great

[@dodeedada]

PopOS is cleaner and easier to use

[@AbdullahALSHRIQI]

its good distro and i install kde on ubuntu gnome and its work fine not like before i useit Since I was 12

[@linuxcuanthony493]

Snap no meme neeeded i think xD

[@jaygreentree4394]

I'm not liking it so far. Its very buggy.

[@Nic01101011]

This guy really likes lobsters

[@adambaba66]

autohidetopbar is not supported in Ubuntu 23.04

[@harisharote123]

I am having a bug in my Ubuntu 23.04 installation since I installed Anydesk remote desktop. I cannot open more than 4 tabs in any browser (Firefox, Chrome, Edge, Brave, etc.), and the minimize and maximize buttons do not work in any browser.

[@vincent70able]

sorry friend good video but can i install burpsuite on ubuntu easly with UBUNTU SOFTWARE CENTER ? THANK'S

[@MrMayaFx]

I used Ubuntu only in 2009 in this time I have a (WIFI-LAN) driver problem I can not connect to internet so I return to XP did Ubuntu fix this thing's? can I use my printer or connect to the internet easy? is Ubuntu still slow Heavy distro? what is good Ubuntu or Linux Mint?

[@louistournas120]

Looks really polished. I am a Kubuntu user since I like the Windows style of things (the task manager, the file manager, the file dialog box, the print dialog box, the start menu). I wish some companies switched to a Linux desktop, any desktop. I know one where they can get a PC with Ubuntu but I think it is for special cases. Most of the company uses Win 10. Some use that Linux on Windows thing (WSL).

[@DefCantGame]

Curious, i have a new 1tb nvme coming in for my coding laptop and want to see thoughts on what you would dual boot with arch. Currently running only arch on the current drive (which is only 256gb) but plan to make multiple partitions on the new drive

[@Chrisg457]

I installed it and removed it about an hour later. No thanks

[@connivingkhajiit]

SoyTube thumbnail

[@megatkc]

I was waiting for this video!

[@sv7017]

Clickbait emo thumbs generate probably 10% more views!?

[@Ferran-Gnu-Linux]

Ubuntu: No apt package "spotify", but there is a snap with that name Me: wtf

[@konradzuse4778]

That's why I watch DT so often: he is able to form and express an independent opinion. Bravo. So many Linux youtubers (+ a sizable part of the community) are part of a distro-hating bubble, or feel compelled to condemn some distro for other reasons.. Ubuntu has often been one of the victims. They couldn't do anything right for _many_ years.. And once they abandoned something - Unity for instance - that was also the wrong way. The new bashing candidate is called Manjaro, and just like Ubuntu, that makes me a little sad.

[@TVPInterpolation]

To be fair, manjaro has more issues than their distro alone. Having certs expired over 5 times now, and giving users the workaround „just change the clock lol“ isn’t a nice way to manage things. This, and due to how manjaro is built, you effectively have a much worse experience with AUR packages, to the point that it can easily let your system stop working. I’m pretty sure that Ubuntu just got better again *because* people complained, yet they still do things many user dislike (for example, not allowing official flavors to ship flatpak *but* they must ship snap), which I feel is an odd decision, which can get reversed. That the „Ubuntu store“ also doesn’t allow installing flatpaks even after installing it, is odd, and to do that from a graphical interface, you gotta have 2 stores. In short: yes, Ubuntu is getting better again, yet the company behind it still has very odd decisions.

[@ScottAshmead]

would be great to see a video on anything that would be comparable to OpenBox/Xorg for Wayland .... how minimal can we get for Wayland

[@terrydaktyllus1320]

Is there anything more minimal with using Wayland that "not use Wayland"? Well, you asked the question and Xorg still works perfectly fine.

[@ScottAshmead]

@@terrydaktyllus1320 great point... using xorg without an OpenBox equivalent is not enjoyable for me... I guess I made the assumption that it would be a similar experience in Wayland.

[@terrydaktyllus1320]

@@ScottAshmead I can't really comment on Wayland, I don't use it. Xorg works fine for me and I'm not a modern AAA gamer trying eke out a few more FPS on my video cards - the games I do play are either indie games or those from at least a decade ago. Those games run fine on Xorg.

[@anonanon69]

clicked the video just to say doing the soy face in the thumbnail is cringe

[@Jake-Latham]

Tapping the left arrow results in a funny intro to the video :)

[@jasonk4442]

yea your right man those are some amazing wallpapers

[@declup]

What are the criteria we should judge distros by? Does anyone have an extensive detailed list? Esp. one with technical standards along with UI preferences?

[@pw1187]

It would be all subjective though, It's really only one criteria do you like the distro or not.... And does the said person like a rolling distro or a point release distro

[@facebookinger]

The bugs are crazy. RDP, Openvpn, geez

[@shivduttthakur6101]

How can i install gnu health on Ubuntu 23.04

[@JiriCvrk]

great, thank you very much! 🤗

[@JohnLaMontanaro-y4j]

Wouldn't you rather just have a screenshot

[@heroe1486]

Man I couldn't care less about Ubuntu, new releases mean nothing to me

[@alexbarnadas]

Where does this giu live? Like in Mars?

[@KyzerSusie]

I'm very tempted to try this out. I just bought an old refurbished computer and wanted to turn it into a server, so I tried installing the latest Ubuntu server variation, but I kept getting errors. Switched to openmediavault, but it takes the entire hard drive space on installation, and wouldn't allow me to boot a Gparted iso. Then I grabbed my USB with Mint on it, figuring I could run gparted off that. It seemed to work, but when I rebooted in openmediavault - no partitions. Not sure why the Mint iso loaded but the gparted iso wouldn't. Ended up fully installing Mint, and now I'm trying to set that up as a server. May have to see if I can do that with Lunar Lobster instead.

[@sisko212]

openmediavault is not a generic desktop distro. It is designed to turn a computer as a NAS for data storage. If you want a desktop distro, maybe Linux Mint could be better.

[@KyzerSusie]

@@sisko212 I'm thinking you must have misread my post. I wasn't looking for a desktop distro, I wanted to have the computer used as a server. Tried ubuntu server first, then openmediavault, and couldn't get either to work, so ended up installing Mint, which is NOT a server OS.

[@SpintheCrow]

What about Fedora? Or CentOS?

[@KyzerSusie]

Nope, still running Mint on it, and since it's just for storage it works just fine.@@SpintheCrow

[@jeepsalt]

I had it freeze on me and then wouldn't boot. I just wanted something that "works" and it didn't lol. I had the 22.04 freeze up on my thinkpad also.. so I'm kinda distro hopping right now. I'm over spending hours fixing stuff..might try FreeBSD.

[@fabyo9291]

I have a question i have a dell vostro 1720 i try in liveboot and install manjaro and no wifi card detected what is the problems .in windows 10 works good .thank you if you can help

[@thedabbler2753]

Using XFCE so not that bothered by the Gnome changes. If 23.04 can handle suspend properly I'll be happy, as 22.10 cannot.

[@standtallvets5386]

4.5 gig file is huge with having only a few packages. Maybe that is why the memory usage was up there too. The new Mint Debian-5-cinnamon file is only 2 gig. Showing between 400 and 500mb memory usage on mine. Less than half of the memory used shown on Htop in this video.

[@msn140]

I am so happy my wifi adapter works out of the box now , in 22.10 it didn't work and I couldn't get it to work,. 23.04 best Version ever so far😎

[@Morfoz13]

On vmware, I am experiencing screen overlapping, or when I click to close a window, it still shows open event hough it is actually closed. Is there a way to fix it?

[@kevinleequinn]

loving it. my only problem is the dorky new file picker always starts in your home directory. that's more annoying than the tile view. I want the old one back where I get a big preview of the selected item in the list. and totem throws error that "GStreamer element vaapipostproc is required..." though I'm sure they'll fix that soon.

[@SpicySteve01]

no blue lobster meme wallpaper :(

[@a62dave]

11:04 Stop trying to click. Just use arrow keys on keyboard. Right, down, etc then [Enter] to see desired folder.

[@blueslsd]

Hope I get Gnome on next Ubuntu Studio LTS for my studio. Great Video. Cheers

[@odagawilfred360]

The day they would cooperate Microsoft applications to run then I will migrate for the rest of my life.

[@wolandsmachine]

a sea insect on my screen ... no tnx

[@goatherdgaming2286]

the website is broken wont open

[@LeandroSilva-yo1qh]

I have been using manjaro. Ubuntu is an another windows for me.

[@relaxwithai]

Did I just here Flutter like the framework used for building apps with dart?

[@datguy4104]

Yeah, but does it fix the 10+ year old bug with night light always being on on your second monitor?

[@natzugaming3500]

is that lord buddha statue ?

[@Montpelier-sama]

I'll wait for a month before I install again. I'm getting some crashes upon install and then, I encountered no boot on upgrade.

[@pssyt]

Hey DT, is this a LTS release? On the website it doesn't look like that.

[@linuxstreamer8910]

i like ubuntu but i hate that they told there flavours to don't include flatpaks

[@johanb.7869]

Firefox 111, but 112 is already available for 2 weeks🤔

[@MicroClases_Ciencia]

It looks like Ubuntu 16, 18, 20, 22, just with another wallpaper

[@praveenkumar-jp8dl]

Can anyone tell me if ubuntu works in 10years old hp laptop ?

[@samuelthomasengardio]

Yes

[@sisko212]

yes, but probably will not be so faster. Maybe a light distro such as Linux Mint Xfce Edition runs faster than Ubuntu.