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Long-term supportLong-term supportPosted Oct 7, 2012 18:37 UTC (Sun) by corbet (editor, #1)In reply to: Lots of stable kernel updates by linuxjacques Parent article: Lots of stable kernel updates The longterm kernels currently are 3.0 and 3.4. The 3.5 kernel, instead, is on the usual cycle - supported roughly through the release of 3.n+1-rc1.
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Long-term support Posted Oct 7, 2012 20:45 UTC (Sun) by linuxjacques (subscriber, #45768) [Link]
OK thanks.
I believe kernel.org used to note the LTS kernels but I don't see it anymore.
Long-term support Posted Oct 7, 2012 20:51 UTC (Sun) by Jonno (subscriber, #49613) [Link]
> supported roughly through the release of 3.n+1-rc1.
Actually, non-longterm 3.n series are guaranteed to get at least one stable release after 3.(n+1) final has been released. This so that if anyone else wants to continue to maintain it (like your distro maintainer), they only have to slug through the stable updates of later kernels to find patches to backport.
Usually that means that the last 3.n.x stable release are made simultaneously with 3.(n+1).1, though sometime it is made between 3.(n+1) and 3.(n+1).1, and sometimes it is made simultaneously with 3.(n+1).2.
Long-term support Posted Oct 8, 2012 8:24 UTC (Mon) by freggy (guest, #37477) [Link]
3.2 is also longterm.
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