Ubuntu 20.04.2 LTS This is the second point release of the Ubuntu 20.04 LTS series. Contains all software updates, security updates and bug fixes released to date on Focal Fossa.
In addition, it brings a new one hardware enablement stack (HWE) consisting of a new kernel and updated programs Linux graphics driver.
Wondering what point releases are? They provide users with an ISO containing all Ubuntu updates since the last release. If you install Ubuntu 20.04 using this point release, you won't need to download and install a bunch of updates, which you would if you were using a oldest .iso.
This is the first of two point releases scheduled for this year. Ubuntu 20.04.3 will be released this summer and will contain the Linux kernel used in Ubuntu 21.04.
Linux 5.8 is the star of this ISO. Linux kernel 5.8 brings improved support hardware for AMD Renoir chips, a kernel ID "sanitizer" and more improvements to the exFAT driver.
Mesa 20.2.6, the latest point release in the 20.2.x series, and is included in the new ISO along with the libdrm 2.4.102 and xsever 1.20.9 packages.
Ubuntu now monitors HWE by default. This means that regardless of when you installed Ubuntu 20.04 LTS, you will receive new Kernel versions every six months until 2022 (when the fifth and final version of the series is released).
You no longer need to "select" Kernel in HWE with any command, it is set by default. Don't want the new feature? Start from your preferred Kernel in GRUB.
You can see a list of changes made from Ubuntu 20.04.1 to Ubuntu 20.04.2 at wiki of Ubuntu.
If you are in the first point release or version 20.04, you can simply upgrade your system.