Distribution update generated Ubuntu 22.04.5 LTS, which includes changes related to improved hardware support, kernel updates Linux, fixing bugs in the installer and bootloader. The release also includes current updates for several hundred packages, addressing vulnerabilities and stability issues. Similar updates were also released for Kubuntu 22.04.5 Ubuntu Budgie 22.04.5, Ubuntu MATE 22.04.5, Lubuntu 22.04.5 Ubuntu Kylin 22.04.5, Ubuntu Studio 22.04.5 and Xubuntu 22.04.5.
This release includes some improvements backported from the release Ubuntu April 24.04. In particular, kernel 6.8 packages are offered for cloud services from Google, Oracle, AWS, and Azure, as well as for the RISC-V platform and configurations requiring minimal latency. For other cases, kernels 6.5 and 5.15 continue to be supplied. The following package versions have been updated: cloud-init 24.2, openldap 2.5.18, dpdk 21.11.6, squid 5.9, snapd 2.63.1, Rust 1.75, xdg-desktop-portal-gnome 42.1, and nvidia-graphics-drivers. Support for new Synaptics devices has been added. Builds have been added. ubuntu-desktop and ubuntu-desktop-minimal for RISC-V architecture.
It makes sense to use the presented assembly only for old equipment, and for new systems, instead of the 22.04 branch, it is recommended to use a more current release. Ubuntu 24.04.1 LTS. Systems installed earlier can be accessed by all those present in Ubuntu April 18, 5: Changes through the standard update installation system. Support for the release of updates and security fixes for server and desktop editions. Ubuntu 22.04 LTS will last until April 2027, after which updates will be provided for another 7 years as part of separate paid support (ESM, Extended Security Maintenance).
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