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I think that the 18.04 release (being a Long-Term Support release) might have more conservative drivers than 17.10 has or 18.10 will have. So if you're on a lap
by richdougherty 8y ago
I think that the 18.04 release (being a Long-Term Support release) might have more conservative drivers than 17.10 has or 18.10 will have. So if you're on a laptop, you might get a better experience with one of the more "unstable" releases. At least this has been what I've observed for Dell XPS 15 support.
- sofaofthedamned 8y agoExactly. Newer processors require stuff that isn't generally backported quickly. I'm running Fedora 28, Rawhide kernel and a couple of tweaks on my X1 Carbon 2018 and it is awesome.