Linux Mint 21.3 Released, Anticipate Ubuntu 24.04-based 22.0 in June

Linux Mint 21.3 Released, Anticipate Ubuntu 24.04-based 22.0 in June

Linux Mint has recently released its latest version, 21.3, marking it as the final release based on Ubuntu 22.04. However, the anticipation for the next major release, version 22.0, is already building up, with a probable release date in June. This upcoming release will be based on Ubuntu 24.04 LTS, which is scheduled to launch at the end of April.

The Linux Mint community is eagerly waiting for the new features and improvements that will come with version 22.0. Switching to a new Ubuntu base will ensure that Linux Mint stays up to date with the latest technologies and software developments. Additionally, Fedora 40 is expected to be released around the same time, further adding to the excitement in the Linux community.

While the exact details of version 22.0 are not yet known, it is expected to bring significant enhancements and optimizations. Linux Mint users can look forward to an improved user interface, increased system stability, and better hardware compatibility. These updates will further enhance the overall user experience and make Linux Mint even more user-friendly.

In other news, Linux Mint 21.3 is now available for download. This version includes various bug fixes, package updates, and performance improvements. Users are encouraged to update their systems to enjoy the latest features and enhancements.

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In conclusion, Linux Mint’s recent release of version 21.3 sets the stage for the highly anticipated version 22.0, which will be based on Ubuntu 24.04 LTS. Linux users can expect exciting new features and improvements in the upcoming release, enhancing the overall Linux Mint experience. Additionally, Linux Mint 21.3 is now available, offering bug fixes and performance improvements. Stay updated with It’s FOSS on Google News for the latest Linux news and articles. And don’t forget to try out the CTRL + L shortcut in Nautilus for seamless file navigation.