Ubuntu 16.10 Developer Summit Videos To Watch This Weekend
This week was the Ubuntu Online Summit for planning about Ubuntu 16.10. Here are some videos for your enjoyment this weekend if you didn't get a chance to watch them live.
Some of the main highlights from UOS-1605 for Ubuntu 16.10 planning was word Ubuntu 16.10 won't use Mir / Unity 8 by default and planning their next steps in areas like convergence, killing off Python 2 in main, and more.
If you are curious about the whole Snappy craze and how Snaps have come to the desktop in Ubuntu 16.04 for next-generation package management, here's a demo:
On a related note, the roadmap for Snapcraft:
A look at the developer desktop of Ubuntu 16.10 and beyond. Besides working on the Unity 8 features itself, the video mentions continued work on the Chromium Mir backend, the GTK Mir backend, etc.
Mark Shuttleworth's Q&A if you want to hear his thoughts on various matters:
You can find all of the Ubuntu 16.10 summit videos via summit.ubuntu.com.
Some of the main highlights from UOS-1605 for Ubuntu 16.10 planning was word Ubuntu 16.10 won't use Mir / Unity 8 by default and planning their next steps in areas like convergence, killing off Python 2 in main, and more.
If you are curious about the whole Snappy craze and how Snaps have come to the desktop in Ubuntu 16.04 for next-generation package management, here's a demo:
On a related note, the roadmap for Snapcraft:
A look at the developer desktop of Ubuntu 16.10 and beyond. Besides working on the Unity 8 features itself, the video mentions continued work on the Chromium Mir backend, the GTK Mir backend, etc.
Mark Shuttleworth's Q&A if you want to hear his thoughts on various matters:
You can find all of the Ubuntu 16.10 summit videos via summit.ubuntu.com.
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