Re: Is there concept of EOL and LTS in linux kernel

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I don't remember the exact rules, but it's something like this:

1) Linus releases the kernel.
2) It is supported for a while as a -stable kernel.
3) Some kernels are selected for longer support and supported as
   -longterm kernels.

Currently the 2.6.32 kernel is the oldest -longterm kernel and it
will still be supported for a while.  I don't think 2.6.33 is
supported any more.

Honestly, I would prefer to use a distro kernel over the -stable
kernel.

Oh, and btw your question is totally offtopic for this list.  ;)

regards,
dan carpenter

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