For people like me that need updated drivers for hardware reasons and really don't want to deal with a new UI, there is always the option of newer kernels. I p

For people like me that need updated drivers for hardware reasons and really don't want to deal with a new UI, there is always the option of newer kernels. I personally use this method, which is easy to use, upgrades automatically via the normal apt mechanism, and has never once failed me. https://askubuntu.com/a/236458/498460 https://askubuntu.com/a/236458/498460 I'm on the `hwe-16.04-edge` kernels, and they've been great for me, although the `hwe-16.04` kernels are still kept up to date quite well.