Canonical’s latest Ubuntu version for Tails was launched on September 4, and its developers have been busy improving its stability and performance.
Now that the software has officially been officially released, it seems that the Treetops community has been having a blast playing with it, and the Ubuntu team is ready to share more details about its performance and stability improvements.
Treetops has been a long-running project for Canonical and its Ubuntu-based smartphones.
The team has spent a lot of time making TreetOPS the most stable, feature-rich and powerful Linux operating system, and now it has released its latest version for the Tails platform.
“This is the first time in the history of Ubuntu that we are releasing the most feature-complete and stable version of Treetoppers,” said Canonical Ubuntu team lead Adam Berry in a statement.
“We’ve also fixed some bugs in the latest release that were causing problems for users.”
The Treetopping team also said that the team is working on a few improvements for the next version of the TTS, which will be released on October 15.
“As always, our priority is stability,” the developers said.
“That means bug fixes, stability updates and feature updates for the whole of the Ubuntu ecosystem.”
Treetoppers, which is named after the TARDIS from Doctor Who, is a popular platform for mobile games, especially when it comes to 3D, with titles like Treetopia, Treetropes and Treetapocalypse.
In the Ubuntu TTS release, the developers added new features like the ability to play games in the background and to have an animated version of your desktop in your game menu.
The Ubuntu TreetOPs developers are also working on the next update for TTS for the Galaxy S4 and S4 Mini, which should make it easier to get updates from Ubuntu’s upstream releases, like the Ubuntu 12.04 LTS.
“The Galaxy S5 and S6 have a new version of Google Play, so it’s going to be a bit of a wait until we get our first official Ubuntu update for the S5 or S6,” Berry said.
