ubuntu-knowledge-patch
Ubuntu changes since training cutoff (latest: 25.10) — sudo-rs, rust-coreutils, APT 3.1, OpenSSH 10.0, OpenSSL 3.5 post-quantum crypto, Chrony NTS, Wayland-only GNOME. Load before working with Ubuntu.
What this skill does
# Ubuntu 25.10+ Knowledge Patch Claude's baseline knowledge covers Ubuntu through 24.04 LTS Noble Numbat. This skill provides changes from 25.10 Questing Quokka (2025-10-09) onwards. ## Breaking Changes Quick Reference | What Changed | Old | New (25.10+) | |--------------|-----|--------------| | sudo | GNU `sudo` | `sudo-rs` (Rust); originals renamed `.ws` | | Core utilities | GNU coreutils | `rust-coreutils` v0.2.2; GNU as fallback | | APT solver | Legacy solver | New solver default; `apt why` / `apt why-not` | | wget on server | Pre-installed | Removed; use `wcurl $URL` instead | | Time daemon | systemd-timesyncd | Chrony with NTS on port 4460/tcp | | OpenSSH | 9.x | 10.0 — post-quantum key exchange, DSA removed | | OpenSSL | 3.x | 3.5 — ML-KEM, ML-DSA, SLH-DSA; QUIC support | | Valkey/Redis compat | `valkey-redis-compat` | Removed — swap to Valkey before upgrading | | Desktop session | X.org + Wayland | Wayland-only; X.org session removed | | Terminal multiplexers | `byobu` in main, `screen` in server seed | `byobu` demoted to universe, `screen` removed | ## sudo-rs Is the Default `sudo-rs` (Rust rewrite) replaces GNU sudo. Original binaries renamed with `.ws` suffix: ```bash sudo-rs # now /usr/bin/sudo sudo.ws # original GNU sudo (if installed) visudo # now sudo-rs visudo visudo.ws # original GNU visudo ``` **Breaking**: `sudo-ldap` package removed. Use LDAP authentication via PAM modules instead. See [references/system-defaults.md](references/system-defaults.md) for migration details. ## rust-coreutils Is the Default Core utilities now provided by `rust-coreutils` (v0.2.2). GNU coreutils remain as fallback. **Not yet fully compatible** — if scripts break on edge cases, check the diversions list: ```bash # See which commands have GNU fallbacks available dpkg-divert --list | grep coreutils # Explicitly call GNU version if needed /usr/bin/gnu-<command> ``` ## APT 3.1 New solver is now the default. New diagnostic commands: ```bash apt why <pkg> # explain why a package is installed/needed apt why-not <pkg> # explain why a package cannot be installed apt history-list # query apt history (preview) apt history-info <id> # detailed history entry ``` Repo restriction directives in DEB822 sources format: ``` Types: deb URIs: http://security.ubuntu.com/ubuntu Suites: questing-security Components: main Include: linux-image-*, openssl, openssh-* Types: deb URIs: http://ppa.launchpad.net/... Suites: questing Components: main Exclude: python3-core, libc6 ``` See [references/system-defaults.md](references/system-defaults.md) for full APT 3.1 details. ## wget Removed from Server `wget` no longer pre-installed on server images. Use `wcurl` (ships with `curl`): ```bash wcurl $URL # drop-in replacement for simple wget downloads ``` For Dockerfiles and provisioning scripts, either install `wget` explicitly or migrate to `wcurl`/`curl`. ## Chrony Replaces systemd-timesyncd Chrony is the new default time daemon with **NTS (Network Time Security)** enabled by default on port 4460/tcp. If the network blocks NTS, revert to plain NTP: ```bash # /etc/chrony/sources.d/ubuntu-ntp-pools.sources # Remove NTS directives, use standard NTP pool entries: pool ntp.ubuntu.com iburst ``` Verify NTS status: ```bash chronyc -n authdata # show NTS authentication status per source chronyc sources -v # show time sources with verbose info ``` Ensure port 4460/tcp outbound is open for NTS. Fallback to NTP uses port 123/udp. ## OpenSSH 10.0 Key changes: - Hybrid post-quantum key agreement enabled by default - DSA signature algorithm **removed** entirely — migrate to Ed25519 or ECDSA - Version string: `SSH-2.0-OpenSSH_10.0` — do NOT match on `OpenSSH_1*` ```bash # Broken pattern (misses 10.0+): grep 'OpenSSH_[0-9]\.' # Fixed pattern: grep 'OpenSSH_[0-9]\+\.' ``` New `sshd_config` features: ``` # Glob patterns in key/principal files AuthorizedKeysFile /etc/ssh/authorized_keys.d/*.pub # New Match criteria Match version SSH-2.0-OpenSSH_10.* Match sessiontype shell Match command scp* ``` See [references/security-and-crypto.md](references/security-and-crypto.md) for full details. ## OpenSSL 3.5 — Post-Quantum Cryptography | Algorithm | Type | Standard | Purpose | |-----------|------|----------|---------| | ML-KEM (Kyber) | KEM | FIPS 203 | Key encapsulation / key exchange | | ML-DSA (Dilithium) | Signature | FIPS 204 | Digital signatures | | SLH-DSA (SPHINCS+) | Signature | FIPS 205 | Stateless hash-based signatures | - Default TLS groups include and prefer hybrid PQC KEM groups - Server-side QUIC support (RFC 9000) - No configuration needed — PQC is active out of the box See [references/security-and-crypto.md](references/security-and-crypto.md) for algorithm details. ## Valkey No Longer a Redis Drop-In Redis updated to 8.0. The `valkey-redis-compat` compatibility package is **removed**. **Swap from Redis to Valkey before upgrading** to 25.10, or migrate to Redis 8.0 API directly. After the upgrade, the compatibility shim is gone and applications using Redis client libraries will not automatically connect to Valkey. See [references/package-updates.md](references/package-updates.md) for migration options. ## Wayland-Only Desktop X.org session removed entirely. GNOME Shell can no longer run as an X.org session. Applications relying on X11-specific features need XWayland (installed by default). Screen sharing, remote desktop, and accessibility tools should be verified for Wayland compatibility. ## Other Notable Changes | Package | Version | Notes | |---------|---------|-------| | Nginx | 1.28 | HTTP/3 and QUIC improvements, SSL cert caching | | Containerd | 2.1.3 | | | Docker | 28.2 | | | Zig | 0.14.1 | First time available in Ubuntu repos | - `byobu` demoted to universe; `screen` removed from server seed — use `tmux` instead ## Reference Files | File | Contents | |------|----------| | [security-and-crypto.md](references/security-and-crypto.md) | OpenSSH 10.0 config examples, OpenSSL 3.5 PQC algorithms, Chrony NTS verification | | [system-defaults.md](references/system-defaults.md) | sudo-rs migration, rust-coreutils compatibility, APT 3.1 repo directives, wget removal, Wayland-only desktop | | [package-updates.md](references/package-updates.md) | Valkey/Redis migration paths, Nginx 1.28, container runtime versions, Zig availability |
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