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#1 2013-03-29 00:11:23
- freesbies
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Kernel Long Term Support (?)
Hey guys,
Just one quick question :
What would be the next Long Term Support Kernel ? Kernel 3.9 ? or other else ?
Be free to comment and let me know your opinions because I always wanted to make an LFS system and would be great to include the next LTS Kernel on that work .
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Filipe Machado
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#2 2013-03-29 01:37:04
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Re: Kernel Long Term Support (?)
The 3.0 kernel is LTS and I guess it will be supported by arch until upstream supports it.
3.9 Is not going to be LTS.
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#3 2013-03-29 01:43:58
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Re: Kernel Long Term Support (?)
By LTS, do you mean Arch's linux-lts or the upstream Linux kernels? On kernel.org, there are several kernels marked as longterm such as 3.4.38, 3.2.42, and 3.0.71.
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#4 2013-03-29 13:17:22
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Re: Kernel Long Term Support (?)
http://www.linuxfoundation.org/news-med … erm-kernel
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just looking around. 
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#5 2013-03-30 00:24:00
- freesbies
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Re: Kernel Long Term Support (?)
By LTS, do you mean Arch's linux-lts or the upstream Linux kernels? On kernel.org, there are several kernels marked as longterm such as 3.4.38, 3.2.42, and 3.0.71.
(I mean longterm)
And I'm looking for a possible future LTS kernel because they will support new filesystems for SSD which I would like to test with Linux From Scratch
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I know that kernel 3.8 isn't LTS mate
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#6 2013-03-30 00:38:12
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Re: Kernel Long Term Support (?)
So you are asking us to predict whether any future kernels will be LTS? Probably... Which ones? No-one knows.
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#7 2013-03-31 00:56:59
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Re: Kernel Long Term Support (?)
So you are asking us to predict whether any future kernels will be LTS? Probably... Which ones? No-one knows.
They (Kernel Team) might announce one LTS soon because there is a huge improvement on filesystems like "F2FS" for SSD from Samsung.
You are right by saying that no one can predict a LTS Kernel announce but I have a feeling that might be soon
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