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	How long is Long Term Support (LTS)?


	Submitted by sverma on Thursday, August 9, 2007 - 16:44	Ubuntu \| Ubuntu Live 2007
	I've been looking for a stable long term distro release. Debian is always great with its "stable" version. At UbuntuLive, Matt Zimmerman, CTO at Canonical showed a roadmap as part of his presentation. Sometimes, a visual aid makes all the difference. It looks like Dapper Drake, aka Ubuntu 6.06 will be around until 2011 on the server. That's long enough for me!. With backports of stable software, LTS is beginning to look a lot like Debian stable.

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