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Ubuntu 25.10 Flatpak issue fix is on the way!
Ubuntu 25.10 Questing Quokka was released a week ago, and it brought many new exciting features. Sadly, it appears that it has broken Flatpak support, as users were encountering errors when trying to install any Flatpak application, and bug reports, such as this one, were being landed to Launchpad.
When Ubuntu 25.10 Questing Quokka was released, users have discovered that the installation of any Flatpak application fails with error messages stating that itâs unable to unmount revokefs-fuse, which is a fatal bug. Additionally, AppArmor generates messages that talk about permission denial of file accesses in /run/mount/utab and its related files, which are /run/mount/utab.*.
The error messages that are generated when trying to install any Flatpak application are:
Warning: Could not unmount revokefs-fuse filesystem at /var/tmp/flatpak-cache-4EB3B3/org.freedesktop.Platform.GL.default-FAB3B3: Child process exited with code 1Warning: Could not unmount revokefs-fuse filesystem at /var/tmp/flatpak-cache-4EB3B3/org.freedesktop.Platform.GL.default-K8HAC3: Child process exited with code 1Warning: Could not unmount revokefs-fuse filesystem at /var/tmp/flatpak-cache-4EB3B3/org.freedesktop.Platform.openh264-D0P4B3: Child process exited with code 1Warning: Could not unmount revokefs-fuse filesystem at /var/tmp/flatpak-cache-4EB3B3/org.gnome.Platform.Locale-QP83B3: Child process exited with code 1Warning: Could not unmount revokefs-fuse filesystem at /var/tmp/flatpak-cache-4EB3B3/org.gtk.Gtk3theme.Yaru-dark-M2N7B3: Child process exited with code 1error: Failed to install org.gnome.Platform: Could not unmount revokefs-fuse filesystem at /var/tmp/flatpak-cache-4EB3B3/org.gnome.Platform-EM6KC3: Child process exited with code 1
The bug will be fixed soon, but the fix has landed to the -proposed repository pocket with version 5.0.0~alpha1-0ubuntu8.1 of apparmor. Before, the version that came with the release was 5.0.0~alpha1-0ubuntu8.
When this fixed version was installed, people began verifying that the fix actually worked, and it looks like that the fix worked, as Flatpak installations seemed to have succeeded, and that the resulting applications were running fine. However, AppArmor still generates denial messages related to DAC_OVERRIDE and SETUID capabilities.
If the fix lands, youâll be able to install and run Flatpak applications on your system.
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Ubuntu 25.10 Questing Quokka Released!
The final release of Ubuntu 25.10 Questing Quokka is now live! All development has been finalized, and the release team has made an official announcement of the release of this version of Ubuntu as you can see here.
Upgrades to Questing Quokka will now include whatâs new for this release, such as GNOME 49 and updated software, which is simplified as in below. You can find the release notes here.
This version of Ubuntu provides the following:
To upgrade your system to 25.10, either open the terminal and run do-release-upgrade as root, or open Software Updates and start the upgrade. Make sure that your packages are upgraded first and that youâve enabled non-LTS upgrades.
To download this awesome release, check out the following links:
Are you excited?
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@zeab as @laund noticed, *24.04* is named #Noble Numbat, next release with all #Rust replacements and additions is 25.10 called #Questing Quokka - it lies foundation to see if all that makes sense.
Next #Ubuntu LTS 26.04 is called #Resolute Raccoon. We'll now shortly before RC if changes done to QQ stay in the LTS
Get Ready for Ubuntu 25.10 Questing Quokka!
The final release is just around the corner, and Ubuntu 25.10 Questing Quokka will make its official debut tomorrow as per the official release schedule for this version, which you can access here. All development has been finalized, and the release team is preparing a set of Ubuntu 25.10 Questing Quokka images to be publicly available for download.
The release notes for this version of Ubuntu is undergoing finalization, which means that upgrades to Questing Quokka will now include whatâs new for this release. You can find the release notes here.
This version of Ubuntu provides the following:
The Foundations System team is now formed that is responsible for maintaining and delivering the base components for the system. You can learn more about this for Ubuntu 25.10 Questing Quokka here.
Are you ready for the release tomorrow?
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Ubuntu âdangerousâ images are in production!
The âdangerousâ daily build images for Ubuntu 25.10 Questing Quokka, where the team publishes DVD images that represent daily builds of Ubuntu 25.10 but with snaps being updated to their latest versions using the edge channel instead of the more stable one, are now under production! The dangerous daily build images can be downloaded, but be mindful about their unstable nature of those images.
âWhy are those images created?â This is a question that youâre asking yourselves when you learn about this change. Those images are created to help developers that work on the seeded snaps for Ubuntu. This is to achieve maximum efficiency during the development of Ubuntu 25.10 Questing Quokka, Ubuntu 26.04 LTS, and future Ubuntu versions to come biannually.
This apparently happened during the Trusted Platform Module (TPM) FDE âspikeâ that happened earlier this year, when the daily build images started providing snaps that were update to their latest âbleeding edgeâ versions to help developers.
To help reduce the workload, we expect that two kinds of daily build images be built: one that was always built with snaps in their stable versions, and one that is the âdangerousâ images that we talked about earlier.
You can read the official newsletter to learn more about such images here.
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Ubuntu 25.10 Questing Quokka Beta is Out!
Ubuntu 25.10 Questing Quokka Beta is now released as of today for users who are curious to see the progress of this version of Ubuntu due to release on October 9th. This is to ensure that high quality is met when the final version gets released to the public.
This version of Ubuntu features GNOME 49 that has made user experience more natural and intuitive, because it introduced new features, such as the new video player that replaces Totem and the new document viewer.
In addition to that, GNOME 49 also features a redesigned calendar application that makes organizing events much easier than never before. It also allows you to export the calendar events to an .ICS file for easier export.
So, try out the beta version now by clicking on this link! Beware that beta releases might contain bugs and issues.
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Ubuntu 25.10 Questing Quokka Beta is close!
We are getting closer to the beta release of Ubuntu 25.10 Questing Quokka, which was scheduled for the final release on October 9th. The beta version will be out later this week, and it has been scheduled on September 18th. The Beta Freeze has commenced as of today, along with the hardware enablement freeze, and only critical fixes that are important for the beta release may go inside the beta image that will be prepared late Thursday.
Ubuntu 25.10 Questing Quokka will be the last non-LTS release before the next LTS release, which is set to be released on April 2026. This means that youâll be able to test the development version of the next LTS when the development itself starts, which is expected a week after the Questing Quokka final release.
In the quality assurance site for Ubuntu, the set of testing ISOs, which were built yesterday, is now available for you to test. You can find those builds below.
Open QA trackerIf the quality assurance results are all green, this version will become the beta version. Else, re-builds will be needed with the necessary changes to fix any last-minute bugs that may have been found.
As for the queue freeze, this freeze lasts until the development of Ubuntu 26.04 LTS RR begins and Ubuntu 25.10 Questing Quokka begins. All seeded packages will now need a spot-check and a review from the release team member before the newer versions will be in the beta.
Youâll then be able to download the beta version once it becomes available, and weâll let you know when the beta releases this Thursday.
Are you excited for Ubuntu 25.10 Questing Quokka?
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Ubuntu 25.10 Questing Quokka will use Linux 6.17
Canonical has planned for Ubuntu 25.10 Questing Quokka, which will be released on October 9th, to use the upcoming Linux 6.17 kernel, which is currently at its fifth release candidate. This was done ahead of the kernel freeze that will start on September 25th, but not before the kernel feature freeze starts tomorrow.
According to Launchpad, the Linux source package has been updated to 6.17.0-3.3, which was published on September 5th of this year at the time that Linux 6.17 RC4 was still the current release candidate. This means that this plan went to fruition as of this date, and the migration from Linux 6.16 has become successful, even if Linux 6.17 has two release candidates left.
Ubuntu 25.10 Questing Quokka Beta will be released on September 18th with this version of the kernel being used. Afterwards, future versions of Linux 6.17 will be used as the Ubuntu release support goes on for nine months, which means that Ubuntu 25.10 will become EOL on July 2026.
Ubuntu 26.04 LTS RR development will start after Ubuntu Questing gets released, and this is expected to start on October 16th.
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MĂśge euer Inventar niemals voll,
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MĂśge euer Inventar niemals voll,
und der Nebel des Krieges immer lichten sein!
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Ubuntu 25.10 Questing Quokka Snapshot 4 released!
As weâve indicated earlier, Ubuntu 25.10 Questing Quokka, which will be released on October 9th, 2025, has four development snapshots to help you test this version of Ubuntu without having to rely on daily builds. This was done as part of the official plan that the release team have released on the official Ubuntu Discourse forum.
The fourth and the last snapshot has been released, highlighting the changes between the previous snapshot (July 31st) and the current one (August 28th). On September 18th, Ubuntu 25.10 Questing Quokka will reach the Beta stage.
The official plan stated that the Ubuntu release team wanted to release Ubuntu every six months, while relying on the modern software engineering practices. More automated testing will be made to ensure that future releases, such as Ubuntu 26.04 LTS RR, will have next-to-zero problems that may cause a delay of the release. Alongside this, the release process will be refined to achieve the goal of little to no human intervention when dealing with releases.
The Ubuntu release team describe the snapshot releases as not production-ready releases, but as testable milestones that allow you to try out the upcoming version of Ubuntu without having to wait until the official release.
You can find those snapshots here:
Why not try out this snapshot to get early access to new features and to report bugs?
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Ubuntu reveals the official wallpapers of Questing Quokka!
Two months before the official stable release of Ubuntu 25.10 Questing Quokka prior to the development of the next LTS version to be released on April 2026, the Ubuntu artwork team has revealed the official wallpapers of the next version of Ubuntu. They called it âA Journey of a Thousand Smiles.â You can see the official artwork below:
In addition to the official wallpapers that are revealed above, whose description can be found in the official blog entry, several wallpapers that are chosen to be winners of the competition can be found here:
Those wallpapers will land to the final version of Ubuntu 25.10 Questing Quokka scheduled for October 9th.
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What are Ubuntu âdangerousâ images?
Today, the Ubuntu Release Management Team has published their first monthly newsletter on Discourse to make more people aware of the news of Ubuntu development and release each month. August and July were very interesting when it comes to Ubuntu, because Ubuntu 24.04.3 was released, alongside the Oracular Oriole end of life.
Alongside these changes is the âdangerousâ daily build images for Ubuntu 25.10 Questing Quokka where the team publishes DVD images that represent daily builds of Ubuntu 25.10, but with one significant key feature: all snaps will be updated to their latest versions using the edge channel instead of the more stable one.
âWhy are those images created?â This is a question that youâre asking yourselves when you learn about this change. Those images are created to help developers that work on the seeded snaps for Ubuntu. This is to achieve maximum efficiency during the development of Ubuntu 25.10 Questing Quokka, Ubuntu 26.04 LTS, and future Ubuntu versions to come biannually.
This apparently happened during the Trusted Platform Module (TPM) FDE âspikeâ that happened earlier this year, when the daily build images started providing snaps that were update to their latest âbleeding edgeâ versions to help developers.
To help reduce the workload, we expect that two kinds of daily build images be built: one that was always built with snaps in their stable versions, and one that is the âdangerousâ images that we talked about earlier. This is beneficial for future spikes, and one of them, which is expected to start next Monday, will focus on the desktop prompting-client.
You can read the official newsletter here.
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Ubuntu 25.10 Questing Quokka enters the feature freeze!
As of today, Ubuntu 25.10 Questing Quokka has entered the feature freeze according to the release schedule that you can see here. Also, you can consult the release notes that has the tentative versions of the major toolsets and the packages, since the feature freeze, here.
Generally, all packages now have to go through the bug fixing stage, which means that there will be no features being added to them to ensure stability of the release, which will happen this October. According to the mailing list entry, no new features will be added to any package, and only bug fixes will be allowed.
However, there are some packages that can make use of the feature freeze exceptions. In this case, developers can file the exception request by following the instructions in this link.
We are looking forward for the final release of Ubuntu 25.10 Questing Quokka!
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Ubuntu 25.10 Questing Quokka Snapshot 3 released!
As weâve indicated earlier, Ubuntu 25.10 Questing Quokka, which will be released on October 9th, 2025, has four development snapshots to help you test this version of Ubuntu without having to rely on daily builds. This was done as part of the official plan that the release team have released on the official Ubuntu Discourse forum.
The third snapshot has been released, highlighting the changes between the previous snapshot (June 26th) and the current one (July 31st).
The official plan stated that the Ubuntu release team wanted to release Ubuntu every six months, while relying on the modern software engineering practices. More automated testing will be made to ensure that future releases, such as Ubuntu 26.04 LTS RR, will have next-to-zero problems that may cause a delay of the release. Alongside this, the release process will be refined to achieve the goal of little to no human intervention when dealing with releases.
The Ubuntu release team describe the snapshot releases as not production-ready releases, but as testable milestones that allow you to try out the upcoming version of Ubuntu without having to wait until the official release.
You can find those snapshots here:
Why not try out this snapshot to get early access to new features and to report bugs?
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Ubuntu 25.10âs TPM-based encryption is experimental
The TPM-based disk encryption, which is set up during the installation of Ubuntu 25.10, is considered to be an experimental feature that allows you to encrypt your Ubuntu installation using a hardware-based backend, called TPM 2.0, that usually ships with the latest motherboards. TPM ensures that the security of your computer system is not compromised before the operating system starts, which gives you greater security.
Starting from Ubuntu 25.10, this kind of encryption is considered experimental, because there are still some of the unsolved bugs that cause data loss, depending on the severity of the bug. However, future work on this feature might promote it to the production-ready status. Currently, itâs not suitable for production use.
More fine-grained checks have now been placed to ensure that enabling TPM/FDE can be done safely, such as vulnerability checks, TPM version checks, and configuration checks. If all conditions to have a trusted full disk encryption are met, youâll be able to install Ubuntu 25.10 with FDE and TPM.
Disk encryption will be done in place as soon as the installation starts, creating a tight integration with your TPM to ensure that your data is secured at the hardware level.
There will be much more progress being done to this feature in this version of Ubuntu and beyond, so check the progress for the TPM/FDE implementation here.
Learn moreUbuntu 25.10 Questing Quokka will be released on October 9th, 2025.
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Ubuntu 25.10 lightens the Raspberry Pi images
Currently, Ubuntu builds the Raspberry Pi images based on the full desktop package set, which includes essentials like Thunderbird, Transmission, Rhythmbox, Shotwell, and LibreOffice. However, it takes up more space than the desktop-base package set, which provides a more minimal set while saving space at around 777 MB.
Some of the essential applications will no longer be provided with the Raspberry Pi images that will be built later, and this is done to save some space in the final installation. However, desktop users can easily re-install those packages by searching for their respective applications in the Ubuntu store. You can also install those packages using the terminal emulator.
This was done due to build issues surrounding the Raspberry Pi images, which occurred due to the desktop package set being bigger than the minimal desktop-base package set. It was reported against the ubuntu-meta package in Launchpad #2103808. It was initially going to be done in Ubuntu 25.04 Plucky Puffin, but later moved to the Ubuntu 25.10 cycle due to the bug report timing.
The following uncompressed sizes clarify the space savings:
The ubuntu-meta package has been updated to version 1.554 to satisfy this change, and Raspberry Pi users will no longer face disk space problems.
In addition to that, the release notes have been updated to include a warning in which the upgrade operation from Plucky to Questing may remove âcommonâ applications, but can easily be reinstalled.
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Ubuntu 25.10 Questing Quokka Snapshot 2 released!
As weâve indicated earlier, Ubuntu 25.10 Questing Quokka, which will be released on October 9th, 2025, has four development snapshots to help you test this version of Ubuntu without having to rely on daily builds. This was done as part of the official plan that the release team have released on the official Ubuntu Discourse forum.
The second snapshot has been released, highlighting the changes between the previous snapshot (May 29th) and the current one (June 26th).
The official plan stated that the Ubuntu release team wanted to release Ubuntu every six months, while relying on the modern software engineering practices. More automated testing will be made to ensure that future releases, such as Ubuntu 26.04 LTS RR, will have next-to-zero problems that may cause a delay of the release. Alongside this, the release process will be refined to achieve the goal of little to no human intervention when dealing with releases.
The Ubuntu release team describe the snapshot releases as not production-ready releases, but as testable milestones that allow you to try out the upcoming version of Ubuntu without having to wait until the official release.
You can find those snapshots here:
Why not try out this snapshot to get early access to new features and to report bugs?
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Ubuntu 25.10 removes support for GNOME on Xorg
Starting from the upcoming release of Ubuntu, the Questing Quokka, your Ubuntu session will be running under the newer Wayland protocol instead of the more ancient X11 server. The Ubuntu session will become exclusive to Wayland to embrace modernized desktop experience, while making sure that your computer becomes more secure than before. GNOME 49 will follow the same path by taking out the Xorg server support.
This was done one cycle ahead of the next LTS that will be released next April, which will revolutionize your Ubuntu desktop with many new and exciting features that will land there.
In the past, the Wayland support has improved significantly, reducing the need for X11 to achieve stability. Wayland now offers better support for NVIDIA graphics cards, which is a huge plus for those using such graphics cards, especially the GeForce RTX 50 flagship series. Wayland also offers better graphics stack isolation, improved touch screen support, and enhanced high DPI support for users with high-quality monitors.
Starting from Ubuntu 25.10, you wonât be able to fall back to Ubuntu on Xorg. This means that you wonât be able to use the older Xorg protocol on the GNOME desktop. This aligns with how ancient Xorg has become, but that doesnât mean that Xorg is going away, because there are still a large amount of computers that still require the ancient protocol, such as specialized applications.
If youâre still relying on Xorg, you can use a Ubuntu flavor that doesnât rely on GNOME.
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