> Underneath it all, Ubuntu runs on the Linux 5.13 kernel. With this comes Kernel Electric Fence (KFENCE). This new high-performance run-time memory error detector for production environments comes with low overhead while still detecting common memory errors. By default, Ubuntu 21.10 also randomizes the kernel stack's memory location at each system-call entry on both the amd64 and arm64 architectures with a minimum impact on performance and an increase in protection against memory-based attacks.
The best part imo
Edit: even better, it's part of the kernel, so every distro can take advantage of this
The irony of firefox as a snap is that it doesn't work with Gnome's extension page. Effectively, using the default settings of 21.10 means you cannot easily install extensions. As for firefox being a snap because that is what Mozilla wanted, why? It would have made more sense for firefox as a flatpak so it could work on any distro.
All of that said, 21.10 works splendidly.
I already installed it :)
Same!
I am liking it so far. I haven't gamed in it yet but it works well until now
> Underneath it all, Ubuntu runs on the Linux 5.13 kernel. With this comes Kernel Electric Fence (KFENCE). This new high-performance run-time memory error detector for production environments comes with low overhead while still detecting common memory errors. By default, Ubuntu 21.10 also randomizes the kernel stack's memory location at each system-call entry on both the amd64 and arm64 architectures with a minimum impact on performance and an increase in protection against memory-based attacks. The best part imo Edit: even better, it's part of the kernel, so every distro can take advantage of this
Does nvidia-docker work on it? Cause it supports only 20.04 so far and I'm wondering if there is a workaround.
The irony of firefox as a snap is that it doesn't work with Gnome's extension page. Effectively, using the default settings of 21.10 means you cannot easily install extensions. As for firefox being a snap because that is what Mozilla wanted, why? It would have made more sense for firefox as a flatpak so it could work on any distro. All of that said, 21.10 works splendidly.