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Ubuntu 20.04 was released in 2020, meaning its regular support is set to end in 2025. However, this doesn’t mean your system will be left out in the cold.

The 25.04 release of Ubuntu, set to arrive on April 17, 2025, may not be a groundbreaking update, but it does pack a series of valuable tweaks and performance

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