Minimal installation option: The new LTS offers a new option in the installation process that allows you to perform a minimal installation of Ubuntu which removes around 80 packages from the default installation (Thunderbird, LibreOffice, etc).Suru the new icon theme: Ubuntu 18.04 will use a new icon theme Suru which will be the new default icon theme.Color emoji: The previous version of Ubuntu only supported monochrome emojis but the new Ubuntu will support colored emojis.Kernel 4.15: Ubuntu 18.04 will use the version 4.15 of the kernel, the latest stable release instead of 4.14 which was originally planned by canonical.Gnome 3.28: Ubuntu 17.10 was the first release to offer gnome instead of unity and now Ubuntu 18.04 will keep the same trend and will feature the latest GNOME.The new LTS can be used on production and contains some new features: ![]() The final release of Ubuntu 18.04 can be downloaded from official Desktop and Server Iso images. However, you will not find 32-bit ISOs available because Ubuntu dropped 32-bit desktop builds during the 17.10 development cycle. This tutorial will show you step by step how you can install Ubuntu 18.04 in dual boot with Windows 10, so it assumes that you have an existing Windows 10 EFI. You can install this new system on your computer even if you have an existing Windows system. It is a new Long Term Support (LTS) release that offers 5 years of support for both desktop and server versions. ![]() As usual with Ubuntu, every fourth month after two years, we have the new release which is now Ubuntu 18.04 code named Bionic Beaver.
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