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2 months ago | lxer.com | Steven Vaughan-Nichols |Rak Siva |Charles Humble |Sijie Guo

Programmers love the best and newest releases. Businesses? Not so much. They want stability. So it shouldn’t have been much of a surprise that Canonical, Ubuntu Linux‘s parent company, has unveiled its Kubernetes Long Term Support (LTS) offering, which provides an unprecedented 12 years of support. For example, the most recent Canonical Kubernetes release, 1.32, will be supported until 2037.

2 months ago | lxer.com | Jack Wallen |Rak Siva |Charles Humble |Sijie Guo

Have you ever wondered why more people don’t use the likes of AlmaLinux, CentOS Stream or Rocky Linux as a desktop operating system? After all, those distributions are rock solid and very secure. Doesn’t that sound like the makings for an ideal desktop OS? Nah. Okay, yeah, it does … but that doesn’t mean people are going to use it as such. Why? Complication.