Linux 4.3 Reached End of Life; Users Need To Move To Linux 4.4

prisoninmate writes: As some of you may know, Linux 4.3 was not an LTS (Long Term Support) release, so the last maintenance build is now Linux kernel 4.3.6, as announced earlier by Greg Kroah-Hartman, a renowned kernel developer and maintainer. While he's telling users of the Linux 4.3 series to update to the 4.3.6 point release, he also urges them, especially OS vendors, to move to the most advanced stable series, in this case, Linux kernel 4.4 LTS, which just received its second point release the other day. However, it appears that Linux kernel 4.3.6 is quite an update, as it changes a total of 197 files, with 2310 insertions and 963 deletions, bringing some much-needed improvements.

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4.x ?

[Anonymous Coward]

Forget 4.3.x vs 4.4.x - I'm still on 2.6.x you insensitive penguins!

Re:4.x ?

[Anonymous Coward]

You must be running Debian unstable?

Re:Lin-SUX needs a YODA DOLL UP ITS NIGGER ASS!

[Zontar The Mindless]

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