Ubuntu 17.04 will reach end of life on Saturday following nine months of updates. Users of the release should be looking to move to Ubuntu 17.10 or Ubuntu 16.04 LTS before updates stop.
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Canonical has released Ubuntu 17.04 Zesty Zapus. It is supported for nine months, brings a new kernel and removes the default swap partition. The release hasn't switched from Unity to GNOME yet.
Mark Shuttleworth has taken to his personal blog to announce the codename for the next version of the Ubuntu operating system which he founded in 2004. The next release is due out in April, 2017.
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