How to Update Linux Kernel in Ubuntu

How to update linux kernal in ubuntu

#Kernel
#Ubuntu
#Update
#Upgrade
#Linux
#Command line
#Terminal
#GRUB
#Bootloader
#Packages
#Kernel version
#APT
#dpkg
#Linux headers
#Linux image
#Reboot
#Kernel source
#Compilation
#Kernel modules
#System update
#Repository
#PPA
#Kernel configuration
#Configuration file
#Initramfs
#Kernel panic
#System boot
#Package manager
#Software updates
#Kernel release
#LTS
#Stable release
#Security patches
#Upgrade kernel
#Downgrade kernel
#Kernel dependencies
#Kernel build
#Version control
#Kernel upgrade process
#Ubuntu repositories
#Kernel settings
#Kernel maintenance
#Linux distribution
#Update manager
#Software source
#Kernel upgrade tools
#Linux support
#Kernel modules installation
#Kernel testing
#Kernel logs
#GRUB menu
#Boot configuration
#Kernel patch
#Ubuntu update process
#Ubuntu kernel
#Kernel versions
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#Kernel compatibility
#Kernel update command
#Kernel upgrade command
#System administration
#Kernel issues
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#Kernel rebuild
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#Kernel security
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#Kernel image file
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#Kernel environment
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#Kernel source repository
#Kernel error
#Kernel troubleshooting
#Linux system update
#Kernel compatibility check
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#Kernel upgrades and patches
#Kernel versioning
#Kernel module management
#Kernel distribution
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#Kernel package update
#Kernel version check