If you can’t find an easier way, compiling your own kernel isn’t too hard. After you’ve git cloned the new kernel, you can just copy your distro’s kernel config (they’re usually in /boot), and then use make deb-pkg -j$(nproc) to compile to a .deb file, so it’s easier to uninstall.
At the start of compilation it will ask about a few new options, you can just press enter to use the default option, or decide for yourself. Probably don’t worry about make menuconfig unless you want to.
There’s proper tutorials online if you wish to do this.
If you can’t find an easier way, compiling your own kernel isn’t too hard. After you’ve git cloned the new kernel, you can just copy your distro’s kernel config (they’re usually in
/boot), and then usemake deb-pkg -j$(nproc)to compile to a .deb file, so it’s easier to uninstall.At the start of compilation it will ask about a few new options, you can just press enter to use the default option, or decide for yourself. Probably don’t worry about
make menuconfigunless you want to.There’s proper tutorials online if you wish to do this.