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The Way Ubuntu Boots on Raspberry Pi is Changing

Do you run Ubuntu on a Raspberry Pi? If you do, there are changes coming in Ubuntu 25.10 you may want to be aware of (don’t worry, they’re for the better). Canonical software engineer Dave Jones has laid out plans for ‘substantial’ rejig in the way the distro boots on Raspberry Pi devices, describing the current approaching to booting as ‘far from optimal’ — in fact, he calls it “Bad with a capital B”. How come? Well, because the way Ubuntu currently boots on the Raspberry Pi makes it (a little to easy) for users to end up stuck with an […]

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