This is why I don’t take Ubuntu seriously. They just take whatever is the latest kernel when they release the next Ubuntu version regardless of whether it is a LTS kernel or not. Which means they often end up with an upstream EOL kernel they themselves have to backport patches to for years, which in turn lead to delays like this. It’s not going to get any better going forward.

I’ve never understood why Asian countries seem so reluctant to use Linux. Maybe it’s just confirmation bias on my part? You would think China especially would have an interest in not using Windows anywhere, and they have the power and resources to quickly build and replace whatever needs to change.

Just checking the Steam stats only 1.38% has Simplified Chinese set as their language, the same number for Windows is 23.80%. While that just represents Steam users private computers, I guess we will see an increase here in the coming months or years.