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The Ubuntu team announced<\/a> the release of Ubuntu 20.04.4 last night, with hardware enablement stacks, many security updates and bug-fixes.<\/p>\n ‘Like previous LTS series, 20.04.4 includes hardware enablement stacks for use on newer hardware. This support is offered on all architectures.’<\/p><\/blockquote>\n Linux Kernel 5.15<\/a> is still in proposed repository at the moment of writing, while Kernel 5.13 has been distributed for a period of time. So I’m kinda confused about the ‘hardware enablement stacks’.<\/p>\n Perhaps they are the following updates:<\/p>\n In the release, it also enabled native Wayland support for thunderbird package, and restored nautilus copying filenames functionality. See the change summary for more<\/a>.<\/p>\n For Ubuntu 20.04.x, simply run regular system update via either ‘Software Updater<\/b>‘ or the command below will bring you to the new release.<\/p>\n sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade<\/b><\/p>\n To verify, either run Or download Ubuntu 20.04.4 from the official website:<\/p>\n\n
How to Get Ubuntu 20.04.4:<\/h3>\n
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