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Thank you for providing this summary. I assume this means that if one has a fleet of servers running 16.04 that one keeps up-to-date, but choose not to update t
by e12e 10y ago
Thank you for providing this summary. I assume this means that if one has a fleet of servers running 16.04 that one keeps up-to-date, but choose not to update to .02 - one would have to use install media for 16.04 (sans .02) when installing new/replacement servers to fit in with the existing fleet?
It's a little bit surprising coming from Debian stable releases, but makes sense.
- seenitall 10y agoNo, just doing updates gets you all the benefits of the point release, as you would expect. If you want a newer kernel, install the hwe kernel when it appears, it will roll until the next LTS and stabilise then in line with 18.04 (it is basically later release kernels built on 16.04).