Linux Kernel 4.1 Will Be the Next LTS Version
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Linux Kernel 4.1 Will Be the Next LTS Version
According to a recent tweet from the Linux Foundation’s LinuxLTSI account, it appears that the next LTS (Long Term Support) version of the Linux kernel will be 4.1, which is currently in development.
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Linux 4.1 Will Be An LTS Kernel Release
The Linux Long-Term Support Initative has announced that the 4.1 kernel will be the LTS version of 2015. Those unfamiliar with the LTSI can visit its LinuxFoundation.org project page.
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Linux Kernel 4.1 Long Term Support
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