Pop!_OS has a new kernel policy whereby the latest kernels will be released once they’ve passed extensive quality assurance tests. Pop!_OS 21.10 features the 5.15.5 kernel and latest NVIDIA driver. We plan to continue releasing Pop!_Pi with future Pop!_OS releases. It’s a Tech-Preview because it doesn’t receive as much Quality Assurance focus as Pop!_OS for the desktop, but is nonetheless an excellent option for users. The Raspberry Pi 4 performed much better than we anticipated, so we decided to release it to the public. We built Pop!_Pi for the Raspberry Pi 4 to gain experience building for ARM platforms.
Tinkerers, this one’s for you! A tech preview of Pop!_OS 21.10 is now available on the Raspberry Pi, a mini computer for STEM learning and experimentation. The Application Library provides the optimal experience, especially on ultra-wide monitors.
Just the right size: Achieves the same information density while using much less space. Search: Quickly filters your installed applications as well as apps available to install from the Pop!_Shop. The new folders are always visible, and act like tabs to move between your personally organized applications. Simple app organization: Drag and drop applications into custom folders. Easy scanning: Alphabetical listing makes it easier to scan and find the application or folder you want. This way, you can keep your eyes on your current workspace and launch the application on the display you intended. Better multi-monitor experience: The Application Library will launch on the display that has your mouse focus. Like the former view, the Application Library can be opened from the top bar, a 4-finger swipe right on the trackpad, or by using Super + A on your keyboard. In Pop!_OS 21.10, the Application Library opens in a small, searchable window over your current workspace. Previously when navigating to Applications, a full screen Application Wall would appear. Now that the first snowflake has descended gracefully upon our Denver headquarters, it’s time to upgrade to the newest version of Pop!_OS.
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