Fitur Baru Ubuntu 15.10 Wily Werewolf

Assalamu’alaikum Wr. Wb.
Kali ini saya akan berbagi mengenai fitur-fitur baru yang terdapat di Ubuntu 15.10 Willy Werewolf. Ya, Versi Ubuntu terbaru ini sudah dapat di download sejak hari Kamis, tanggal 22 Oktober 2015.
Pada rilisan Ubuntu kali ini sekilas tidak terlihat perubahan yang begitu mencolok. Faktanya terdapat perubahan dari segi tampilan yaitu wallpaper baru, dan juga perubahan pada scrollbar.
Selain itu, Ubuntu 15.10 Willy Werewolf juga hadir dengan menggunakan versi kernel Linux yang lebih baru, perbaikan bugs, peningkatan pada Unity desktop, dan berbagai update aplikasi versi baru.
Penggunaan GNOME 3.16 juga membuat kita dapat mengakses kumpulan aplikasi GNOME yang cukup luarbiasa dan terus berkembang, selain kita juga dapat menggunakan tema modern dari GTK3.



Fitur-fitur baru di Ubuntu 15.10 ini antara lain :

• Scrollbar baru, dimana Ubuntu 15.10 menggunakan scrollbar milik GNOME yang secara otomatis melebar ketika kita mengarahkan mouse ke atasnya.
• Wallpaper default baru. Masih seperti versi sebelumnya, Ubuntu masih menggunakan skema warna ungu-orange yang menjadi ciri khasnya. Selain itu juga hadir dengan beberapa wallpaper bawaan yang cukup menarik.

  

• Penggunaan Kernel Linux 4.2. Pada rilisan kali ini Ubuntu menggunakan kernel Linux versi 4.2 yang dirilis akhir bulan Agustus tahun 2015. Kernel ini hadir dengan dukungan hardware yang lebih baik, termasuk Intel 64-bit “Broxton” Atom chips. Selain itu juga ada Driver AMD GPU yang mendukung GPU Radeon versi terbaru, serta dukungan terhadap sistem enkripsi filesystem F2FS.
• Ubuntu Make versi baru. Ubuntu make adalah suatu command line tool (perangkat berbasis teks) yang mempermuadah instalasi berbagai developer tools di ubuntu. Pada versi baru ini mendukung lebih banyak platform, framework, dan juga layanan untuk developer, meliputi full Android Development Environment.
• Penamaan Antar Muka Jaringan yang tetap. Ubuntu 15.10 memperkenalkan fitur yang memudahkan kita dalam memantain perangkat jaringan kita. Ini mempermudah kita untuk mengonfigurasi atau sekedar memantain perangkat jaringan kita sekalipun kita melakukan update kernel, reboot sistem, penggantian driver, atau bahkan mengganti hardware yang kita gunakan tersebut.
• Dukungan terhadap Steam Controller. Ini mungkin kabar yang terbaik bagi gamer Ubuntu. Steam controler mulai diluncurkan, dan Ubuntu 15.10 memiliki dukungan terhadap Steam Controller tanpa harus melakukan modifikasi atau tweak terhadap sistemnya. Jika kita ingin menggunakan Steam Controller di Ubuntu 15.10, kita cukup menginstall Steam dan langsung menancapkannya ke PC kita.
• Aplikasi terbaru yang dibawa oleh Ubuntu 15.10 antara lain :
  • Firefox 41
  • Chromium 45
  • LibreOffice 5.0.2
  • Nautilus (aka ‘Files’) 3.14.2
  • Totem (aka ‘Videos’) 3.16
  • Rhythmbox 3.2.1
  • GNOME Terminal 3.16
  • Eye of GNOME 3.16
  • Empathy 3.12.10
  • Shotwell 0.22

Untuk download Ubuntu 15.10 Willy Werewolf, silahkan klik Download Ubuntu 15.10 Willy Werewolf.
Saya kira cukup sekian yang saya bagikan kali ini. Semoga artikel ini dapat bermanfaat unutk kita semua.
Terimakasih dan Wassalamu’alaikum Wr. Wb.



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Six months in the making but today Ubuntu 15.10 Wily Werewolf staggers out of the wilderness, ready to sink its teeth in to your computer.
You can get your paws on a Ubuntu 15.10 download right now by scrolling down and hitting the download button at the bottom of this post. Alternatively, if you’re running Ubuntu 15.04 you can perform an in-place upgrade from your current Ubuntu desktop installation — keep an eye out for the upgrade prompt.
While you wait for your download to complete or the upgrade dialog to appear, let’s take a look at some of the changes shipping in Ubuntu 15.10.

A Brief Ubuntu 15.10 Review

For a release named after a terrifying mythological creature Ubuntu 15.10 is surprisingly tame.
There are no dramatic transformations, no bone popping or shirt ripping and certainly no hair sprouting under the milky eye of full moon. In fact, a new wallpaper and change in scrollbar appearance is about as shapeshift-y as this werewolf gets.
So there isn’t a whole lot to howl about but there is still plenty of meat on the bone. 
There’s a new kernel, welcome bug fixes, improvements in the usability of the Unity desktop shell and, a fresh, fleshy serving of new software updates.
A bump to most of the GNOME 3.16 also reaps benefits. You now have access to more of GNOME’s excellent (and ever growing) suite of core apps, plus the ability to use modern GTK3 themes, like Arc.
It’s a combination of minor itches scratched; a release that feels every bit as confident as it looks. 

Ubuntu 15.10 Features

New Overlay Scrollbars

Ubuntu 15.10 features new scrollbars.
Canonical has dropped its own Unity Overlay Scrollbars, which were thin, hidden, and had hard-to-hit pop-out handles, and replaced them with upstream GNOME’s take.
GNOME overlay scrollbars are auto-expand when mouse over so as to save space in applications and have a large ‘grab’ area to make them easier to move.

Unity 7.3.3

Unity, the default desktop shell, has been handed a batch of small fixes and usability improvements for Ubuntu 15.10.
For example, you can now drag and drop apps from the Unity Dash to the desktop to create shortcuts, and navigate through Dash results using keyboard navigation keys.
The Unity Dash search box text and BFB tooltip no longer make mention of ‘online sources’ when you have online source searching set to ‘disabled’ under System Settings > Privacy.
Other changes in Unity 7.3.3:

• You can now drag and drop apps from the Dash to the desktop to create shortcuts
• Page up/down keyboard navigation works as scroll in the Dash
• Dash title & BFB tooltip is updated based on your privacy settings
• Session exit buttons now have a click effect
• Fix to prevent ‘shutdown’ of computer when screen is locked
• Active app icons now show unfolded when launcher accordion triggered
• Fix for full screen menubar
• Fixes issues with ‘show desktop’ that caused window decoration for two windows of same app to vanish
• Dash: Non-expandable category headers skipped in keyboard navigation
• Dash: Non-expandable category headers are no longer highlighted on mouse over
• Dash: screenreader and KeyNav fixes
• New setting to control the show-now delay (when pressing Alt key)
• Logic tweak to stop adjacent menu opening when moving from an indicator icon to its menu

New Default Wallpaper

A new default wallpaper is included (trivia: the only version of Ubuntu to not ship with a new default wallpaper was Ubuntu 14.10).
Rather like the rest of Ubuntu the new default wallpaper show only the subtlest of transitions from the previous design.
If it’s not to your taste, no worries. A new set of community sourced wallpapers are also included.
Despite the Ubuntu 15.10 wallpaper contest attracting just 40 or so entrants — similar contests for ‘free culture’ audio and video categories fared even worse, scoring fewer than 5 entrants between them — the quality of wallpapers is still high.
Here’s hoping the culture showcase can be improved for Ubuntu 16.04 LTS — especially as the wallpapers will remain in use for 5 years!

Linux Kernel 4.2

The Ubuntu 15.10 kernel version is 4.2, released at the end of August.
This brings better hardware support, including initial support for Intel’s 64-bit “Broxton” Atom chips. There’s also new AMD GPU driver supporting recent Radeon GPUs, and F2FS file-system encryption support.

Ubuntu Make

Ubuntu Make, a command-line utility that makes installing popular developer tools easier on Ubuntu, now supports even more platforms, frameworks and services, including a full Android development environment.

Persistent Network Interface Names

Ubuntu 15.10 introduces stateless persistent network interface names — a technical feature that, for most of us, has little bearing on how Ubuntu runs.
In short it allows interface names for networking hardware to be maintained between reboots, kernel updates, driver changes or hardware being unplugged or removed.

Steam Controller Support

The new Steam Controller is starting to land in gamers hands across the world and Ubuntu 15.10 has native controller support out of the box — no tweaks or modifications necessary.
If you have one of the new controllers all you need to do is install Steam using the Ubuntu package in the Ubuntu Software Centre, then plug your device in.
The Steam installer package takes care of setting requisite udev and uinput rules and permissions.

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Linux is omnipresent, even if you don't realize it. I have been using Linux as my only OS since 2005 and with every passing year I come to realize that it has much more to offer than I initially, back in 2005, understood. There is something for everyone. In this article, I have picked some of the best Linux distros to help you get the job done.

The most beautiful distro: elementary OS

There is there no doubt elementary OS is the most beautiful Linux-based distro. The reason is simple: It is being developed by some of the great designers active in the open source world, so they have taken the design to every nook and corner of the distro.
In order to provide a consistent experience across core apps (such as browser or text editor), they have either created their own applications or picked the ones which fit neatly into their own design philosophy - for example they are using Midori instead of Firefox or Chrome.
Now that does pose some challenges as this browser won't be able to offer the features that Chrome or Firefox offers thanks to extensions and plugins.
Elementary OS is clearly inspired by Mac OS X; as they have a dock, top panel and applications have buttons at left side; the grey theme also reminded me of my Macbook.
It's a neat OS to try, which looks aesthetically great and does work out of the box.

Best desktop distro: openSUSE

I spend a majority of my work life on my desktop; it's a powerful machine capable of doing stuff like video encoding, image editing and regular writing.
I found openSUSE to be the most polished, mature and professional distro around. They take extra pain to integrate the chosen desktop environment with the rest of the OS, so you get a native experience.
openSUSE has made it extremely easy to install third-party software through their 'One Click Install' from software.opensuse.org (I found it easier than manually adding PPAs in Ubuntu). They have a huge repository of software and you are likely to find your software for openSUSE.
openSUSE has a gem of a tool called YaST - it's like a 'command center' of the entire PC and you can control almost every aspect of it.
openSUSE also makes it extremely easy to install multiple desktop environments including - LXDE, Enlightenment, Gnome, Mate, KDE, and Xfce, on the same system side-by-side through YaST.

Best distro for personal server: Debian

If you are running your own server for your own use, Debian is the distro to go for. Debian is known for its rock-solid foundation; nothing could possibly go wrong on a Debian server. Then it's extremely easy to manage a Debian system and a plethora of information is available through forums.

Best laptop distro: Ubuntu MATE

Laptops, unlike desktop PCs may not be that mighty when it comes to hardware and there are possibilities of proprietary hardware, that's where Ubuntu MATE does the job the best. Based on Ubuntu, MATE makes it extremely easy to deal with any proprietary hardware.
In addition, MATE offers a great balance between performance and using resources efficiently. The interface of MATE is friendly, no learning curve, and looks extremely polished on laptops.
MATE believes in using fewer resources leaving them for your applications, which also translates into better battery life.

The most customizable distro: Arch Linux

Arch Linux is the best distribution when it comes to picking something which is totally under a user's control, where the distro plays the reload of a 'distributor' without adding its own patches to upstream projects.
When a user installs Arch, they are actually building their entire OS brick-by-brick and choose only those components they need, keeping it sleek and optimized for the job; of course it does require a user to be fully capable of managing Linux distros.
Since it's a rolling release distro, I call it 'shoot and forget'; once you install Arch Linux you don't have to 'upgrade' the entire OS every six months. Like Chrome OS, your system is always up-to-date; just keep the 'pacman -Syu' fire burning.

The best distro for Raspberry Pi: Snappy Ubuntu Core

Raspbian is the undisputed leader on Raspberry Pis, however the recently announced Snappy Core Ubuntu, which runs on the latest Raspberry Pi 2 is a game changer. With their 'Chrome OS'-like updates, a user will never have to worry
about keeping their OS updated.

The best distro for kids: Sugar

Sugar is a Fedora-based Linux distro aimed at educators. While there are some other Linux distros for kids, I picked Sugar because it is not just a collection of software for kids, it's actually backed by a team whose sole goal is to create a platform for education. The project was a collaboration between The One Laptop Per Child, Pentagram, and Red Hat.

The best distro for gaming: Steam OS

Steam OS was designed as Valve Software's answer to Windows for PC gaming. They created this OS from scratch with gaming in mind. The OS is based on Debian and offers great support for optimizing your GPU for optimal game performance.
Valve is known for taking their time to bake the software before releasing it publicly, so the OS is still in beta stage - because things may break.
The only flip side of using Steam OS compared to some generic Linux, such as Arch Linux, is that Steam OS will format the entire drive, there is no option to choose the partition on which you want to install Steam OS.

The best distro for privacy: Tails

We are heading towards an age where our democratically elected governments (in the US and some European countries) are becoming more and more secretive and citizens are losing all of their privacy rights. In the age of companies mining our data and tracking our online activities maintaining privacy is becoming a game of chess; you have to stay one step ahead.
Tails (The Amnesic Incognito Live System) is the best distro you can get to maintain privacy and anonymity. The OS forces all connection to be routed via Tor and all direct connections are blocked. Since the OS is designed to run as a Live CD there are no 'traces' left on the hard drive.
Tails doesn't need any further recommendation, according to a Der Spiegel article the NSA itself declared it a 'major threat' to its mission. That's the best endorsement of Tails you can get in the 21st century.

The best distro for audio and video production

Linux doesn't have any of the consumer grade audio video editing software, even if Hollywood pretty much runs on Linux. That said there are many distros targeted at audio/video production. What sets these distros apart from others is that they use different components than those found on traditional desktops. These distros use a real-time or low-latency Linux kernal optimized to handle heavy audio and video work. They also don't touch PulseAudio, which is fine for desktop but not suitable for audio/video production. Instead of PulseAudio they use JACK.
Two of the most reputable distros for this task are KXStudio and AVLinux. These distros are also known for being extremely lightweight, for obvious reasons - they don't want to consume your resources; they keep the resources free for your production work. To keep system resources free these distros are picky about their desktop environments - while AVLinux uses the light weight LXDE, KXStudio uses an aggressively stripped down version of KDE.

The best distro for enterprise: SUSE Linux & Red Hat

Red Hat and SUSE are the two giants of the Linux world that have contributed heavily to a majority of open source projects, including the Linux kernel itself. Red Hat has shown prudence and is transforming itself from a client-server company to a mobile-cloud company. While SUSE may be struggling with getting moved around as its owner change (from Novel to Attachmate to Micro Focus), Red Hat is strengthening its position through acquisition (such as Feed Henry) and working closely with other emerging platforms such as OpenStack.
While Red Hat was the first company to register over a billion dollars in revenue through 'pure' open source products, SUSE seemed to be struggling for survival under Novell. The NetWare maker was split (just like Sun Microsystems) between their own proprietary solutions which were competing with SUSE's open source solutions. While SUSE's Linux market was growing NetWare was becoming a liability. When Attachmate bought Novell they separated SUSE Linux from Novell, making them an independent division to better focus on the Linux market.
Now SUSE is in new hands and we hope that the focus will be more on the Linux side which is a growing market.
Both SUSE and Red Hat are known for the best of the breed talent and extremely professional support system for customers. Even if their sales teams compete with each other to grab customers their developers work together to create and strengthen the backbone of the Linux empire.

The best distro for old hardware: Lubuntu

All of us have old hardware; it is not waste. Linux can breathe new life into this hardware, you can use it as a common PC for the family, or donate to the needy. The million dollar question for this old hardware is: Which OS will work better on it? The answer is simply any distro with and LDXE desktop environment.
Personally, I use Arch Linux on such hardware with LXDE slapped on top of it, but Arch can be a bit tricky for an average user so the best distro that you can get is Lubuntu.
Lubuntu, thanks to its Ubuntu base will work fine on your older hardware. Since there are LTS version of Lubuntu you can install 14.04 on a machine and it will get support for 3 years; no need to upgrade it every six months. If your hardware is in service the next three years you can easily upgrade to the next version without reformatting your system.
Here we've looked at Linux distros that take care of almost every computing need we may have. There is something for everyone and that's not using some "one size may fit all" solution. These distros are optimized for a particular task.



link source :https://www.linux.com/news/software/applications/810295-the-top-11-best-linux-distros-for-2015

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Bagian 1: Persiapan

Pertama, Anda harus menyiapkan bahan Anda. Anda akan perlu:

•      Terbaru file ISO 'hidup & instalasi' dari situs Android-x86. Saya menggunakan Android-x86-4.4-r2.iso.

•      UNetbootin (download di sini)

•      Sebuah USB stick dengan 1GB atau lebih ruang penyimpanan (saya menggunakan 8GB )

•      Sebuah komputer yang bekerja untuk mempersiapkan USB stick (Windows, Mac & Linux semua baik-baik saja)

•      Sebuah komputer dengan prosesor Intel x86 atau x64 (bisa komputer yang sama seperti pada langkah 4).

Sekarang kita harus mempersiapkan USB drive kami. Plug drive Anda ke komputer Anda, dan format untuk sistem file FAT32. Anda akan kehilangan semua data pada drive, jadi pastikan untuk membuat cadangan  sebelum Anda melakukan langkah ini!

Setelah format telah selesai, mulai UNetbootin.
 
Klik pada tombol dengan elips dekat bagian bawah layar, dan pilih file ISO yang telah anda download. Kemudian, pilih drive USB dari menu dropdown di bagian bawah. Pastikan pilihan Anda adalah akurat! Ketika Anda siap tekan OK. Android-x86 akan disalin ke drive USB, dan drive akan dibuat bootable. Ketika itu selesai, dekat UNetbootin dan menghapus drive USB dari komputer Anda.

Bagian 2: Boot dari USB drive

 Sekarang kita perlu boot ke drive USB dari komputer target kami. Pasang di USB stick dan menyalakan komputer (jika sudah pada, restart). Untuk boot dari USB, Anda harus memastikan bahwa itu adalah perangkat pertama yang komputer Anda mencoba untuk boot dari.

Anda dapat melakukan ini dengan menekan tombol sebagai komputer menyala. Kuncinya adalah berbeda pada komputer yang berbeda, namun kunci umum termasuk F1, F2, F10, F11, F12 dan Hapus. Hotkey biasanya akan berkedip pada layar sebagai komputer boot pertama, atau dapat Googled dengan frase "[nama motherboard / komputer] kunci BIOS".

Masukkan BIOS dan mengubah urutan boot Anda sehingga USB drive yang lebih dulu. Anda juga mungkin perlu membuat beberapa perubahan untuk memastikan drive diakui pada perangkat yang lebih baru - misalnya, saya harus mengubah ke 'booting warisan' bukan 'UEFI' di laptop saya. Membuat perubahan, kemudian tekan F10 untuk menyelamatkan mereka dan reboot.

Jika semua berjalan dengan baik, maka Anda harus melihat layar seperti di bawah. Anda akan memiliki beberapa pilihan di sini untuk menginstal Android-x86, tapi saya sarankan Anda memilih 'Live CD - menjalankan Android-x86 tanpa instalasi'. Ini akan membiarkan Anda mencoba OS untuk melihat apakah ia bekerja dengan baik pada mesin Anda, tanpa mengacaukan sistem operasi yang terinstal Anda.
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