Canonical has details about features planned for Ubuntu 24.10, which will be released in mid-October this year. gave. Among these plans, the default Wayland support for NVIDIA users, Full Disk Encryption (FDE) support with extended TPM support, and GNOME 47 stand out.
What are the planned features of Ubuntu 24.10?
Canonical is first laying the groundwork to expand TPM-supported Full Disk Encryption (FDE). By solving the problems that prevent people from using this feature, more people need to get support and provide more security.
Additionally, the company states that it will redesign the welcome wizard to make the installation more consistent. In this sense, it is aimed to improve the experience for those who use Ubuntu for the first time.
It is also good news that Ubuntu 24.10 will come with GNOME 47. Canonical also aims to enable Wayland by default for those with an NVIDIA graphics card.
