This article covers the installation procedure of Ubuntu 20.04 on your system. In fact, Ubuntu 20.04 (codenamed Focal Fossa) was released on April 23, 2020. It’s a Long-Term Support (LTS) release, meaning that it will receive support and updates until April 2025.

New Features of Ubuntu 20.04 includes:

• Linux Kernel 5.4 – This version of the Linux kernel adds support for a wider range of processors. It also includes improvements for boot speed, power-saving, and USB-C, plus several security features.
• Gnome 3.36 – Gnome has been updated and improved. System animations should be smoother and have a lower impact on CPU usage.
• ZFS 0.8.3 file system –  Improved performance and native encryption.
• Dark theme
• Redesigned login screen.
• Newer versions of popular programming languages – Python 3.8, OpenJDK 11, PHP 7.4, Glibc 2.31, Rustc 1.41, GCC 9.3, Ruby 2.7.0, Perl 5.30, Golang 1.13.

How to Create a Bootable USB Drive on Ubuntu ?

By using the Create startup disk tool:

• Open a search dialog, and type create startup.
• If it's not installed, the Software Center will offer the option to install it – choose the option for USB drive, then open the utility.
• In the top pane, click Other, then browse and select the Ubuntu 20.04 .iso file you downloaded.
• In the bottom pane, select your USB drive.
• Click Make startup disk.