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I wonder if this means RHEL7 will use 3.10.
by sciurus 13y ago
I wonder if this means RHEL7 will use 3.10.
- Nux 13y ago<rumour>3.11</rumour>
- snori74 13y agoGreg's original post on the topic said " the enterprise distros are off doing their thing with their multi-year upgrade cycles, there's no real need from the distros for a new longterm kernel release." This, on the other hand, is aimed squarly at the CE "consumer electronics" area - see: http://www.linuxfoundation.org/collaborate/workgroups/consumer-electronics/ltsi-overview http://www.linuxfoundation.org/collaborate/workgroups/consum.... To me the interesting thing is the juxtaposition of "Long Term Stable" with "expected to be stable in quality for the typical life-time of a product, i.e., 2-3 years."
- sturadnidge 13y agoI'm guessing he means phones and laptops rather than TVs, game consoles etc... at least I hope he does!