Starting today, daily builds of the upcoming Ubuntu 18.10 Cosmic Cuttlefish operating system will come with the Yaru theme by default.
We have already mentioned some details about the upcoming Ubuntu theme. Yaru was developed internally by various members of the Ubuntu Linux community.
Below you can see some screeshots. The new theme looks to be a pretty professional job by members of the Ubuntu community.
The upcoming Ubuntu Cosmic Cuttlefish appears to be disconnecting slowly but steadily from Ubuntu 18.04 LTS (Bionic Beaver). Thus we expect a very beautiful release with new features and, of course, a new kernel.
The upcoming release of Ubuntu Cosmic Cuttlefish is expected to launch on October 18, 2018, and Canonical developers have prepared a slew of improvements.
The distribution's fans (I personally avoid any Ubuntu-like) will gain the ability to unlock the desktop with a fingerprint reader, integration into Android via the KDE Connect Android app through GS Connect, as well as an entirely new installer.
Ubuntu 18.10 (Cosmic Cuttlefish) is said to significantly improve power consumption on laptops, and will come with enhanced media sharing capabilities, better compatibility with DLNA devices, and will make creating shared SMB (Samba) easier.
Ubuntu 18.10 will release its first beta version on September 27, 2018. Until then, anyone of you who wants to try Ubuntu 18.10 will need to download the the latest daily build of the distribution.
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