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Fresh out of Canonical’s oven (October 9, 2025), Ubuntu 25.10 Questing Quokka is the last big stop before the 26.04 LTS release in 2026. I tested it on my ThinkPad and Ryzen rig — and it feels like Ubuntu finally hit the gym. It’s faster, cleaner, and full of small quality-of-life upgrades.

✨ Highlights:
• GNOME 49: Grouped notifications, Wellbeing Mode, battery charge limits, and HDR support.
• Linux Kernel 6.17: Better performance and full RTX 50-series GPU compatibility.
• New Apps: “Papers” replaces Evince for PDFs — slick, minimal, and modern.
• Security: New TPM-based full-disk encryption and Rust-powered sudo-rs for extra safety.
• Ptyxis Terminal: A fresh, Nautilus-based terminal experience for developers.

⚙️ Performance & Feel:
Boot times and desktop responsiveness feel noticeably improved. The UI is smoother, animations cleaner, and system resource usage is more balanced.

😅 The Downsides:
• Snaps… still a bit slow.
• Wellbeing Mode might be too zen if you’re mid-coding frenzy.

✅ Verdict:
Ubuntu 25.10 Questing Quokka is a rock-solid interim release — a fresh, stable experience with enough upgrades to make daily Linux life smoother. If your setup’s stable, you can wait for the LTS. But if you like shiny new kernels and smoother GNOME workflows, this one’s worth installing.

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Opinions:
This review reflects personal testing and opinions based on independent evaluation. It’s for informational and entertainment purposes only.

Accuracy:
Features and performance may vary with hardware configurations, updates, or Canonical patches after release.

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