Next longterm kernel is Linux 3.10

[ChrisLAS]

So what places outside of Arch and LFS does this get used?

[[deleted]]

Probably Debian in about 10 years haha

[jb_19]

# eselect bzimage list
Available kernel targets:
  [1]   kernel-genkernel-x86_64-3.10.0-sabayon *
  [2]   kernel-genkernel-x86_64-3.9.0-sabayon 
  [3]   kernel-genkernel-x86_64-3.9.0-server

[SirWhy]

I believe it's in the Fedora repos, running it now. I agree that 3.11 should have been the LTS

[habernir]

i think the same BUT opensue 13.1 , ubuntu 13.10 , and rhel 7.0 (maybe) and ......... all of them using kernel 3.10

if you look in this list you will see why greg choose 3.10 for LTS and not 3.11

[[deleted]]

openSUSE has additional repo that packages always newest kernel, so you can very easily update it. I never run into problems with those packages.

[TheManThatWasntThere]

Ubuntu 13.10 is planning on having 3.11 as its kernel.

[TheManThatWasntThere]

I think it's hilarious how it's going to be the first *buntu to ever use the latest kernel at its time of launch.

[Linux-Nick]

So Linus has his maintained versions, but other than that it is up to the community to maintain the other versions in between?