Wayland is the default display server in Ubuntu, and it has some changes too.
It can also be helpful for media production, when you need to organize your workspaces to match your process. This is helpful for software developers, for instance, who keep debug screens up while the IDE is on the other screen. Because they’re horizontal and you can bring them with a hotkey, this enables you to switch between workspaces easily. Multiple workspaces have been around for decades, but Canonical is putting a new twist on it. There’s also an activities overview that shows your workspaces organized horizontally. There are a few small visual differences in Gnome 40, such as the dock being moved to the bottom of the screen and rounded corners on windows.
It also features the latest Firefox, version 93, as a snap. The latest version of Ubuntu brings exciting new software, such as Gnome Version 40 and the 5.13 based kernel. Ubuntu 21.10 (Impish Indri) has been released.
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