Ubuntu 14.04 may ship with a beta version of GRUB, the GRand Unified Bootloader used virtually all Linux distributions.
Support for popular content bookmarking service Pocket has been added to GNOME Online Accounts, allowing for some nifty desktop integration.
GNOME has finally gotten around to updating the look and feel of their text editor, 'Gedit'.
The new Google Nexus 5 handset will not become a reference device for Ubuntu Touch development, Canonical's engineers have confirmed.
Type-ahead searching in the Nautilus file-manager could be re-added in Ubuntu 14.04 LTS, developers have said.
A tech preview of the next generation of KDE's extensive libraries, Frameworks 5, has been released.
Developers, sysadmins, and everyone in between will be pleased to hear that the open source Nginx web server will be moving to the main repo in Ubuntu 14.04.
Ubuntu users using SSDs have something extra to look forward to in April's release of Ubuntu 14.04 LTS: TRIM support is finally included.
Desktop Twitter app Turpial 3 is available for testing on Ubuntu – albeit unofficially.
Debian, the foundation upon which many Linux distributions, including Ubuntu, are based, is to switch to Xfce as its default desktop environment.
GPU power management features arrive in the latest stable release of the Linux Kernel - an update that also brings EXT4 improvements.
Take a deep breath and prepare to jump back on the development rollercoaster: Ubuntu 14.04 LTS has opened for development.