ubuntu 22.04

 The ISO file of Ubuntu 22.04 (GNOME) is a little higher – 3.4 GB. Perhaps the highest among the similar level distros. 

Post-installation, the default GNOME desktop gets us to the Wayland session. Ubuntu 22.04 brings the latest and greatest GNOME 42 with GTK4, libadwaita. The entire desktop feels fast and responsive. I could not find any lag or any visual glitches.

Moreover, Wayland in 22.04 feels complete. Using the new GNOME’s screenshot utility, you can easily take screenshots/screencasts. In addition, the desktop default font with the high resolution looks crisp and has no blurriness whatsoever.

Thanks to AMD, the display driver for Radeon graphics are configured automatically.

When I click on any open app in the dock it doesn’t minimize. It can be activated with this terminal command:

gsettings set org.gnome.shell.extensions.dash-to-dock click-action 'minimize'

I just do not get why this feature is disabled by default.



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