After the release of the distribution Ubuntu 18.10 (Cosmic Cuttlefish), Canonical begins the development cycle of the next big one versions: The Ubuntu 19.04 distribution will be released in Spring 2019.
Although Canonical's CEO stopped short of naming them distributions Mark Shuttleworth of very strange names (see Cosmic Cuttlefish), the development team that christened the upcoming version, gave it an also strange name. 
Ubuntu 19.04 will be called "Disco Dingo" and will be released on April 18, 2019, if all goes well. The development cycle officially started on October 25, 2018 with the upload of the toolchain to the company's servers. The three weeks of testing of the upcoming Ubuntu are scheduled for February 3, 31 and 28, 2019.
Ubuntu 19.04 will release like Beta for the first time on 28 March of 2019. This will be the only official build of the operating system that will be publicly distributed for testing. After this stage, the Kernel Freeze is set for April 4 and Final Freeze on April 11, a few days before 18 2019 official release.
At this time, we do not know the new features of this release. All we know already is that it will be released with the upcoming GNOME 3.32, officially released on March 13 2019 and running with the latest Linux kernel available next spring, probably Linux 5.0.
As usual, we will try to keep you up to date with the development cycle of the Ubuntu 19.04 (Disco Dingo) operating system series over the next six months. However, Ubuntu 19.04 will be a short-lived branch supported by Canonical with updates software and better safetys for nine months only, until July 2020.
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