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In this video, discover how Canonical and Rightware are revolutionizing the automotive software development lifecycle. This demo showcases an automated workflow that deploys Anbox Cloud, spins up an Android Automotive image, and launches a Rightware Kanzi-powered UI that can be streamed at a stunning 8K resolution. By shifting infotainment testing to a cloud-native environment, automotive teams can accelerate iteration, enhance collaboration, and ensure high-performance user interfaces before they ever hit the physical hardware.

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For Eriol, it’s 100% yes. Watch hot takes, made open by Eriol. Eriol Fox is a Senior Designer and User Researcher at Superbloom.

What do you answer if someone asks you, “Hey, wanna play video games in space?” Of course, you say "Yes!" This is the story of that project. Ólafur Waage explains how he got involved in the project of playing DOOM in space. This clip is from his talk, “DOOM in space,” delivered at Ubuntu Summit 25.10.

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Scott Jenson, UX Strategist at Mastodon, explains the concept of learning loops and how they can be applied to UX design. This clip is from his talk, “Are we stuck with the same Desktop UX forever?” delivered at Ubuntu Summit 25.10.

Ubuntu’s release process is evolving. Starting with the 25.10 cycle, Canonical and the Ubuntu Release team have introduced monthly snapshots of the development release. But what does that actually mean?

A step-by-step demo using Ubuntu Pro and AWS Image Builder. In this video, we show how to create your own FIPS-enabled Ubuntu EKS image using EC2 Image Builder. The demo walks through creating an image pipeline, defining a recipe, and selecting a custom Ubuntu Pro AMI using SSM Parameter Store to automatically pull the latest available image. The process includes enabling FIPS updates on an Ubuntu Pro machine, validating that FIPS is enabled, and testing that the system is running in FIPS mode.

What do Ubuntu Engineers use to test things? In this talk, Tim Anderrson provides a closer look at YARF, a new internal tool used in Ubuntu Engineering for testing the desktop installer alongside other desktop applications. Tim shares a bit about how YARF works, what the Ubuntu Engineering team plan to use it for from an overarching perspective, and how they plan to integrate this tool with the community.

In this talk, Cassidy gives us a look into GNOME, the open source desktop environment project. Cassidy explains how GNOME has developed over time, the support provided by donations, and what could come next for the project. About Cassidy Cassiy James Blaede is a GNOME Foundation Director, Flathub Contributor, and Co-founder & CXO of Elementary. Ubuntu Summit 25.10 is a showcase for the innovative and the ambitious.