If you're planning a fresh install of the current LTS version of Ubuntu you'll save on install time if you wait for the first maintenance release. If you're hungering for the next Ubuntu release, I'll be reporting on Supply chain shortages push Steam Deck out to February Microsoft just expanded its malware protection for Linux servers.
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Linux Foundation adds software supply chain security to LFX. This allows folks who desire a stable platform that is not moving every 6 months to stick on an LTS release, and then have time to migrate to the next LTS release. Two years ago the Recently Canonical released We are going to demonstrate how to upgrade the latest Ubuntu image on the CenturyLink Cloud , which is the We start with creating a CenturyLink Cloud server.
Your completed server should look like:. From your terminal shell ssh into your new server, logging in as root. First thing is to check the version of Linux and Ubuntu that we are currently running:. The first letter of the adjectives always match that of the animals.
Like the animals, these are usually lesser known, obscure, or infamous in dome way. A Pangolin is a nocturnal scaly anteater, or Trenggiling, and is a mammal of the order Pholidota. One of eight species, but with no other families Manidae or genera Manis , Pangolins have large keratin scales covering their skin and are the only mammals with this adaptation. They are found in tropical regions of Africa and Asia.
The name "pangolin" derives from the Malay word pengguling "something that rolls up". Ubuntu release have always had the code-naming convention of an animal name as the second part, preceded by an adjective beginning with the same letter. You can contact us for more information. Canonical recommends that users and organisations upgrade to the latest LTS release or subscribe to Ubuntu Advantage for continued security coverage with ESM and kernel livepatching.
The Ubuntu Releases wiki has current information on previous and upcoming versions. Canonical maintains multiple kernel packages for each LTS version of Ubuntu, which serve different purposes. Several of the kernel packages address the need for kernels with specific performance priorities, for example, the low-latency kernel package.
Others are focused on optimisation for a particular hypervisor, for example, the kernel packages which are named after public clouds. You are recommended to use the detailed Ubuntu kernel guide to select the best Ubuntu kernel for your application. In general, all of the LTS kernel packages will use the same base version of the Linux kernel, for example, Ubuntu Some cloud-specific kernels may use a newer version in order to benefit from improved mechanisms in performance or security that are material to that cloud.
These kernels are all supported for the full life of their underlying LTS release. In addition, the kernel versions from the subsequent four releases are made available on the latest LTS release of Ubuntu. So Ubuntu These kernels use newer upstream versions and as a result, offer an easy path to newer features and newer classes of hardware for many users of Ubuntu. Note however that these kernels 'roll' which means that they jump every six months until the next LTS.
Large scale deployments that adopt the 'hardware enablement' or HWE kernels should manage those transitions explicitly. These newer HWE kernels are accompanied by a collection of userspace tools closely tied to the kernel and hardware, specifically X display enablement on newer graphics cards.
OpenStack release cadence follows Ubuntu release cadence. This means that a new version of OpenStack is released twice a year: in April and in October.
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