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I don't see why that would explain why they picked 5.14 rather than the LTS kernel of 5.15, unless LTS support regularly breaks API/ABI compatibility.
by boomboomsubban 4y ago
I don't see why that would explain why they picked 5.14 rather than the LTS kernel of 5.15, unless LTS support regularly breaks API/ABI compatibility.
- mkovach 4y agoThat part I couldn't tell you, but I haven't look into it much lately.
- awill 4y agoIt is because they don't need the community's help. They have a huge kernel team, and do all their own backporting. The RHEL 5.14 kernel is quite different from the vanilla 5.14 kernel, making the community's help not that useful.