Ubuntu Budgie (formerly called budgie-remix) is a distribution based on Ubuntu and features the Budgie desktop. The Budgie desktop was originally developed for the Solus distribution by the Solus Project.
Written from scratch and integrating quite well with the GNOME stack,
the Budgie desktop focuses on simplicity and elegance, while also offering useful features like the Raven notification center.
Two days ago, Adam Conrad announced the release of a new maintenance update for Ubuntu 16.04 LTS and the Ubuntu Community Edition projects.
The new updated version of Ubuntu Budgie 16.04.3. You can download the ISO from the end of the post.
The new release, Ubuntu 16.04.3, provides new installation media with bug fixes and minor updates, but does not represent a new version of the operating system.
“As with the previous LTS series, 16.04.3 includes updates for newer hardware. This support is offered on all architectures except 32-bit PowerPC, and is installed by default when you use one of the desktop ISOs.
Ubuntu Server comes with the GA kernel by default, however you can select the HWE kernel from the installer's bootloader.
As usual, the point release includes many updates that have been added to the installation media to require fewer updates after installing the operating system.
These include security updates and bug fixes, to maintain stability and compatibility with the 16.04 LTS series.”
More information can be found in the release announcement and changelog.
