> .NET and Ubuntu are notably not programming languages. C# does not have LTS releases. As someone else already pointed out, this is incorrect. Installing the

> .NET and Ubuntu are notably not programming languages. C# does not have LTS releases. As someone else already pointed out, this is incorrect. Installing the .NET SDK is how you install C# and F#, and both the C# and F# language versions are tied to .NET versions. Since .NET has LTS releases, so do C# and F#. My original comment already addressed why I mentioned Ubuntu. I didn't claim it was a programming language, and it doesn't matter that it isn't. In fact, that was the point of mentioning it. > Compilers typically don't have LTS releases because there isn't much room for critical bugs which aren't discovered for a long time. Having an LTS release doesn't mean that it doesn't get any bug or security fixes. It normally just means that it doesn't get new features.