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UKUU – Personal Licence

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Original price was: $15.00.Current price is: $11.00.

Single-user licence with perpetual validity. Includes future updates.

Ubuntu Kernel Upgrade Utility (UKUU) is a client for downloading and installing Linux kernels from kernel.ubuntu.com. It provides a simple and convenient way to install the latest Linux kernels as soon as they are released. It can be used on any Ubuntu-based distribution such as Linux Mint, Elementary OS, etc.

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Description

The license key and installation steps are sent by email. Please provide a reliable email address on the checkout page.

Installation is as simple as running a one-line command. Please check if your Linux distribution is on the list of supported distributions mentioned below.

Ubuntu Kernel Upgrade Utility (UKUU) is a client for downloading and installing Linux kernels from kernel.ubuntu.com. It provides a simple and convenient way to install the latest Linux kernels as soon as they are released. It can be used on any Ubuntu-based distribution such as Linux Mint, Elementary OS, etc.

Features

  • Fetches the list of kernels from kernel.ubuntu.com
  • Displays notifications when a new kernel update is available
  • Download and install updates automatically
  • Remove or purge older kernels
  • View kernel changelog
  • Set GRUB menu timeout after update

Terms & Conditions

  • The app is licensed under the terms of this EULA. This is a standard EULA that allows you to use the app but does not allow re-distribution and re-selling.
  • The personal license is per-user rather than per-machine. You are welcome to use it on any number of machines where you are the primary user, including at work.
  • Using this app in a business environment requires as many licenses as the number of people using it.
  • Your license will be sent to the email address you provide when making the payment. Please provide a reliable email address.
  • Refunds are available within 14 days from purchase. Please send me an email if you are not happy with the app and wish to request a refund.

Supported Operating Systems

  • This app is meant for use on Ubuntu-based distributions as it installs kernels that are built with Ubuntu-specific patches.
  • Debian and Debian-based distributions are not supported.
  • Ubuntu 24.04, 22.04, 20.04, and later releases are supported. This includes derivatives like Xubuntu, Kubuntu, Elementary OS, Pop OS, etc. Older releases of Ubuntu and their derivatives are not supported.
  • Linux Mint 20, 21, 22, and later releases are supported. Mint 18 and older releases are not supported.
  • Arch Linux, Manjaro, Fedora, CentOS, SUSE, and other non-Ubuntu distributions are not supported.

Supported Hardware

  • This software is meant for use on computers with Intel and AMD processors.
  • 64-bit packages (amd64) are available for Intel & AMD computers.
  • 32-bit systems are not supported. Ubuntu has stopped providing 32-bit builds of mainline kernels since Linux v5.3.
  • ARM-based computers are not supported.

Installation & Updates

  • An APT repository is available for installation and updates
  • Installation steps and license keys will be sent to the email address provided at the time of purchase.

Known Issues & Limitations

  • Kernels that are downloaded and installed by this app are provided by Canonical in their mainline kernel repository. This app acts as a front-end for downloading, installing, and managing mainline kernels.
  • Ubuntu’s Live patch service is only for official kernels and does not work with mainline kernels.
  • This app cannot be used in containerized and virtual systems where the kernel is shared by multiple instances. If your system is hosted on the cloud, or on a shared server, then it is most likely a virtual system, and new kernels cannot be installed.
  • Administrator privileges are required to run the app and install, update or remove kernels.
  • Mainline kernels are unsigned and cannot be used along with secure-boot unless you sign it with your own key. The steps involved are complicated and will not be easy for most users. It is recommended to keep secure boot disabled if you wish to use mainline kernels.
  • Mainline kernels do not support ZFS due to legal issues. Use the official Ubuntu kernels if you need proper ZFS support.