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The Wayback Machine - https://web.archive.org/web/20211014122030/https://ubuntuunity.org/post/ubuntu-unity-21.10/

Ubuntu Unity 21.10 released

Oct 14, 2021

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Ubuntu Unity 21.10 has now been released! You can download it from https://ubuntuunity.org/page/downloads/.

Unity7 has some major changes in 21.10, including the new and updated indicators and the migration of the glib-2.0 schemas to gsettings-ubuntu-schemas.

We now have a new simplified logo designed by Muqtadir and Allan Carvalho. We are also slowly migrating our website to GitLab, since our old website and server could not handle the heavy traffic. We also have a new Ubiquity Plymouth splash screen and a number of new wallpapers.

We are now using the new Firefox snap. Speaking of snaps, we have also been busy working on https://repo.lolsnap.org/lol-snap/lol, an open-source alternative to the Snap Store, although it won’t be shipping in 21.10. We are thankful to fosshost for providing a VM for hosting the lol snap store and Discourse forum at https://forum.lolsnap.org.

We have published the ISO builder for Ubuntu Unity as the Ubuntu Remixes project for anyone to build new Ubuntu remixes. Ubuntu Cinnamon Remix has switched to it and is using it for their 21.10 release. It’s really simple to build with and we built an Ubuntu remix with it live on UbuCon Asia within 15 minutes. You shouldn’t face any issues with the GPG key files for a PPA unlike lb when building your own flavor of Ubuntu ;) For support or queries related to the builder, please join us on Telegram at t.me/ubunturemixes.

Also, do join the Ubuntu Release Party today!