Ubuntu 23.04 uses Linux 6.2 kernel and is expected to be devolved to version 22.04 LTS

CTOnews.com news on March 14, according to OMG! Ubuntu! According to the report, recent Ubuntu emails show that the "Lunar Lobster" version of Ubuntu 23.04, the next Ubuntu version, will be released in April with the Linux 6.2 kernel instead of the old Linux 6.1 kernel.

This news means that the Ubuntu 22.04 LTS version will also be upgraded to the Linux 6.2 kernel in the near future, and according to the previous update history, the kernels provided in the short-term supported versions of Ubuntu are usually migrated backwards to the latest LTS versions in the form of hardware-enabled (HWE) updates.

So CTOnews.com friends had better stick to the LTS version and get longer support and wait for Linux 6.2.

Linux 6.2brings a number of content updates, fixes stutter problems with AMD Auron processor devices running with fTPM enabled, and enhances the file system.