Could this be the first green shoot of enterprise vendors paying for long-term maintenance?
This support extension is good news for anyone still running older kernels in production, but also, in context, slightly puzzling., the team maintaining the Linux kernel decided to cut the supported lifetime of the older Long Term Support kernel versions it was maintaining, and the oldest version still being supported – 4.14, releasedthe final version, 4.14.336, and that marked the end of life of the last supported version of kernel version 4.
We went looking for distros still in current support that use kernel 4.14, and there is indeed one. It's from the extended family of CentOS offspring. Amazon's AWSTrueNAS CORE 13 is the end of the FreeBSD versionRaspberry Pi OS 5.
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