Team Fed o ra has been taking the feedback from Linus Tech Tip’s Linux challenge series results seriously. After all, it is good to more distributions compete to provide a pleasing user experience to compete with some of the most beautiful Linux distributions available. However, CutefishOS should be an exciting project to keep an eye on.
Of course, I would be cautious about it, considering it does not have a stable release yet. CutefishOSĬutefishOS is in its early stage of development (beta phase) and hasn’t reached a stable release yet.Īs per my experience with its beta release, it could rival the likes of Deepin Linux in terms of user experience. Still, Linux Mint 21 could be a release where you could expect some significant visual overhaul, considering they need to improve the user experience for the modern desktop.
I wouldn’t want anything different about them. The Linux Mint team may not introduce massive changes, but they have started to focus on improving the look/feel of the distro starting with Linux Mint 20.3. So, looking forward to it makes sense to see what they plan to do next.
System76’s decision to switch away from Launchpad and plans to build a Rust-based desktop environment from scratch are some of the exciting developments that make me want to keep an eye on them.Īnd, Pop!_OS 22.04 can be the pillars of System76’s ambitious plans for the future of its operating system. Unlike some others, it does not primarily aim to “look better”, but focuses on enhancing the workflow while providing a unique desktop experience. Pop!_OS is a solid distribution out of the box. Of course, you should expect it to be based on Ubuntu 22.04 LTS, but it should be a surprise to expect visual changes/improvements. I think Zorin OS 16 was one of the most extensive upgrades in terms of quality changes for an enhanced desktop experience.Ĭonsidering they have improved a lot with Zorin OS 16, it is only fair to be excited about what’s coming to its next major release, Zorin OS 17 in 2022. Zorin OS 16 was an impressive release with numerous feature additions and UX improvements. The improvements to Ubuntu 21.10 should also carry over to Ubuntu 22.04 LTS. With Ubuntu 22.04 LTS, you can expect GNOME 42 as the desktop environment, a new installer, and Wayland as the default desktop session. The schedule for Ubuntu’s next LTS release, codenamed Jammy Jellyfish, is already official for April 21, 2022. Hence, if this does not interest you, you might want to look for some of the most lightweight Linux distributions. However, it is mostly suitable for experienced Linux users. Not to forget, Slackware 15 will be a major release after six years, so it is a big deal. While this may not be an exciting release for new desktop users, if you want a distro for older hardware or something that makes efficient use of resources, this can be a candidate. Slackware 15 beta was released last year and the stable version should be available in early 2022. Slackware is the oldest active distribution as of now. However, this article will be regularly updated to reflect the latest information. Note that official information for most distributions is not available yet. Most Anticipated Distro Releases for 2022 Here, I shall highlight a list of distros and their potential stated for release next year. Yes, there are several distros you should keep an eye for. So, what should you expect for 2022? Are there any expected distro releases that plan to take things up a notch? Undoubtedly, you can choose to get an unrivaled desktop experience from some of these or the latest updates for the best Linux distributions. The distributions concentrated on improving the user experience for a better look/feel or enhancing the productivity use-cases. To give you a quick recap- elementary OS 6.1, Zorin OS 16, Pop!_OS 21.10, and Linux Mint 20.3 were some of the biggest Linux distribution releases. It is no longer just about the resource usage but how a distribution looks and works with modern desktop hardware. However, considering some of the impressive distro releases in 2021, excitement for newer Linux distributions and upgrades for 2022 is at its peak.Ĭompared to the last decade, Linux distributions are now focusing more on the user experience aspect. You might want to go through some of the biggest Linux stories of 2021 if you missed them.
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