POP_OS! is largely a “take it or leave it” offering. If you really like the GNOME environment, you should love how System76 morphed the UI into something unlike any other GNOME desktop ...

That’s it for now, so watch for those upgrade notifications, or check out the Pop OS beta page for instructions how to upgrade right now from versions 18.04, 19.04 and 19.10.

System76 plans to release the stable version of Pop!_OS 21.04 later this month, but if you just want to see what’s new without downloading the beta, you can check out some more screenshots below ...

POP!_OS 20.04 has the potential to be one of the best starting points for any new Linux user. Given this distro's rising popularity, it will continue to hold that distinction. That is a bold statement ...

Pop!_OS goes pro System76 has done something that really helps to stand their OS above so many other Linux distributions. If you open the Settings app, you’ll find a new tab labeled Support.

As the name suggests, Pop!_OS 21.04 is based on Ubuntu 21.04 and most software that runs on one operating system should work on the other.

Thank you for this explanation. I still don't get why Pop OS has done it (including the NVIDIA drivers) and the other major distros aren't doing it.

System76 has released Pop!_OS 21.04, and Jack Wallen concludes it is one of the best Linux desktop experiences he's ever had. Find out why.

Pop OS 21.04 may (read: it’s planned but not promised) also introduce some killer workspace upgrades like the ability to name workspaces and save custom layouts.

But even running POP_OS! on your own unoptimized hardware, this Linux distribution soars like a heavenly creature. What’s Up with COSMIC Ubuntu 21.04 (Hirsute Hippo) is the first release of System76 ...