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    Ubuntu 22.04 LTS

    May 03, 2022 4 minutes

    Unlike regular releases, long term support (LTS) releases like such as 22.04 codenamed Jammy Jellyfish aren’t designed to show off new features. Instead, LTS releases focus on stability over anything else.

    Ubuntu will support Jammy Jellyfish for the next five years. Even after the expiry of that period enterprise customers can pay for the Extended Support Maintenance (ESM) contract to ensure their 22.04 installation is supported for another three to five years.

    Because of its focus on stability, the developers are reluctant to bundle the latest bleeding-edge versions of the core components that do the heavy lifting. However, it’s unfair to compare LTS releases with regular releases that

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