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But, if you want the latest release of Ubuntu, you’ll want to go through the upgrade process. Of course, you should remember that version 20.04 is an LTS (long-term support) release that is supported through April 2030 (although mainstream support ends in 2025), so there’s no rush to upgrade. This is a big deal because previously such upgrades would have required running several commands. At some point, users of 20.04 will see an upgrade prompt on their desktops, allowing them to easily make the jump to 22.04.1. One of the biggest upgrades for end users will be the ability of 20.04 users to upgrade to the latest release without having to touch the command line. SEE: Linux turns 30: Celebrating the open source operating system (free PDF) (TechRepublic) Upgrade from 20.04 So, if you haven’t bothered to upgrade Ubuntu 22.04 since you first installed it, which you should have been doing all along, this point upgrade will add everything you’ve missed in one fell swoop. The biggest reason is that this point release combines all of the security fixes and improvements that have been added since the initial release of Jammy Jellyfish.
Although point releases are often overlooked by users, because they aren’t major upgrades, this time around you should certainly run the upgrade immediately. Image: Rafael Henrique/Adobe StockĪfter a slight delay due to an installer issue, the first point release for Ubuntu 22.04 has been officially released. Check out the new features in the first point release of Ubuntu Jammy Jellyfish and how you can upgrade without touching the command line.
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