08-04-2020, 02:12 PM
5.8 Linux Lite Kernel is now available for 32 & 64bit machines.
'If it ain't broke...' If you don't need this kernel for a specific reason, don't install it!
These kernels are built for:
- Series 5.x (emerald/focal 64bit only)
- Series 4.x (diamond/bionic 64bit only)
- Series 3.x (citrine/xenial)
- Series 2.x (beryl/trusty) - NB: No more kernels for this Series.
See here for an overview of what's new - https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=a...ures&num=1
Open a terminal and do:
If you prefer the point-and-click option, go to Menu, System, Lite Tweaks and select Kernel Installer.
NOTE: If you use proprietary drivers, this kernel may break functionality with those drivers. If you have proprietary drivers installed and you still decide to go ahead with this kernel install, you should be competent in repairing your drivers. If you aren't, DO NOT install this kernel.
IMPORTANT: Only install this kernel if you need it or if you are adept at getting out of trouble from a TTY.
'If it ain't broke...' If you don't need this kernel for a specific reason, don't install it!
These kernels are built for:
- Series 5.x (emerald/focal 64bit only)
- Series 4.x (diamond/bionic 64bit only)
- Series 3.x (citrine/xenial)
- Series 2.x (beryl/trusty) - NB: No more kernels for this Series.
See here for an overview of what's new - https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=a...ures&num=1
Open a terminal and do:
Code:
sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install linux-headers-linuxlite-5.8.0 linux-image-linuxlite-5.8.0 -y
If you prefer the point-and-click option, go to Menu, System, Lite Tweaks and select Kernel Installer.
NOTE: If you use proprietary drivers, this kernel may break functionality with those drivers. If you have proprietary drivers installed and you still decide to go ahead with this kernel install, you should be competent in repairing your drivers. If you aren't, DO NOT install this kernel.
IMPORTANT: Only install this kernel if you need it or if you are adept at getting out of trouble from a TTY.