Ubuntu new release changelogs be like:

- New number
- New funky animal

I've been using it since 14.04 and haven't noticed any exceptional change since then. I think they just update the kernel :D

Yep. Arch-linux master race.

@orkhanfarmanli They also include packages of the newest versions of applications.

Yeah, almost forgot :D

@Paramite Not really. Doing the commands you mentioned only syncs the packages with the latest patch of the major release.

For example, Let's say you have installed program A version 1.6. 1.6.1 comes out, which is a small patch to 1.6. But 1.7 comes out and is a bigger feature update.

In the name of stability, you would only get 1.6.1 until A. You build it from source B. You get it from a PPA or C. You upgrade Ubuntu versions, which updates the package lists to include the package for version 1.7.

Well, from 16. To 17. They changed the swap partition to a swap file.. that shit did not work for me.. my laptop freezes.

I went back to 16.04 and using budgie instead of unity.

But yeah, i agree.. no noticeable major changes except for nrw packages, compatibility with stuff and pretyness.

Android is like: Diabeetus & increment random number