Ubuntu 17.10, the next major release of the widely-used Ubuntu Linux OS, will be transitioning to the GNOME Shell user interface by default instead of the Unity desktop environment that was used until now.
As some of you may already know, Canonical plans to create a modified GNOME Shell experience for the main Ubuntu 17.10 flavor, along with a vanilla one, and they recently revealed the fact that there will be an always visible dock by default, based, of course, on the very popular Dash to Dock extension for GNOME Shell.
To keep you guys up-to-date with the development of Ubuntu, we’re running the operating system on a daily basis, continuously monitoring incoming packages and other changes. As of August 16, 2017, Canonical’s Didier Roche uploaded a package called <a href="https://packages.ubuntu.com/artful/gnome-shell-… (read more)
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