Ubuntu Version Description
Hi all,
I have a question, which is why we are naming the versions of Ubuntu as 7.04,7.10,8.04,8.10,11.10 and so on , why it can't be 11.00,11.05 or point some number,is there any specific reason to name the version as .04 & .10 in ubuntu? |
I can't say exactly why they chose x.04 and x.10.
What I can say is that releases ending with .10 have a 6 months release cycle, while the .04 versions have a 3 year release cycle and are referred to as Long Term Support (LTS) releases. |
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All .10 releases are 'normal' ubuntu releases with 18 months of support from release. Odd year .04 releases are also 'normal' ubuntu versions- 7.04, 9.04, 11.04. LTS versions are even year .04- 8.04, 10.04, 12.04. LTS versions have 3/5 (desktop/sever) support up to 10.04, from 12.04 onward 5 years desktop or sever. Just to make things even more complicated, not all *buntu even year.04 releases are LTS. Lubuntu 12.04 is a 'normal' release with 18 months of support. |
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