One bug still exists: The sound plays via the headphones after each boot. But Ubuntu version 20.10 is much better than 2

At this point, I decided to stop testing version 20.04. I have no desire to recommend a version that has a lot of bugs and is twice as slow as the standard Raspbian version.

Let’s return to the browser. The main hopes were on it because built-in Chromium is limited in DRM functionality. Indeed, Google makes it possible to download Chrome for Ubuntu:

I first decided to go through all the steps from scratch, choose the console version Ubuntu Server 64-bit 20.04.1 LTS (because this version has a “RECOMMENDED” status), and install the missing components myself. After download and boot, we get into the standard Ubuntu console.

Wi-Fi: Wi-Fi itself works, but it is not shown in the system settings. “Wi-Fi Unavailable” is displayed, and the list of networks is empty. (At the same time, the command ifconfig shows a normally working wlan0 adapter in the running status and an IP address.)

Audio: By default, for an unknown reason, the headphone output is always active — there is no sound on the display speakers. I can switch the sound to HDMI in the settings, but it all reverts back after a reboot.

After rebooting, we can check for an internet connection with ping 8.8.8.8 command, and if everything works, we can install Ubuntu desktop. Run the commands sudo apt-get update, sudo apt-get upgrade, and finally sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop. The process takes about 30 minutes, after which we can reboot the system and get a full U.

network: ethernets: eth0: dhcp4: true optional: true version: 2 wifis: wlan0: optional: true access-points: 'MYWIFIPOINT': password: '12345678' dhcp4: true

I’ve read in some reviews that the Firefox browser has better hardware acceleration support. In practice, YouTube plays video more smoothly, but the benchmark showed only 44.3 in Firefox—that is, even a little less. The conclusion is simple: Firefox only accelerates video, but nothing else is faster, even the contrary.

When trying to install it, however, it throws the error “package architecture (amd64) does not match system (arm64).” It looks like there is no version of Chrome for ARM yet. This means that everything written in the first part is relevant here as well. And the icing on the cake: The web.basemark.com test showed a result of only 36.4 against 64.8 for Chromium in Raspbian:

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This version, at the time of writing this article, had the status “latest development release with nine months of support, until July 2021.” That means this is not the final release. But in comparison with what it was, it will definitely not be worse.

First, we need to configure Wi-Fi, for which we edit the 50-cloud-init.yaml file using the sudo nano/etc/netplan/50-cloud-init.yaml command. Add access point parameters to it:

Indeed, the Ubuntu developers have done a great job! A bug with Wi-Fi has been fixed, the application manager now works correctly, the display resolution was detected properly, and the system’s responsiveness seems to have increased remarkably. The background picture has also changed. In general, it all looks quite stylish.

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