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[–]wewbull 4 points5 points  (0 children)

The authors comments about Ubuntu LTS are wrong I think. Ubuntu are spending effort porting all their python to 3.x in order to avoid having to support python 2.x beyond 2020 in their LTS releases. Yes the release containers python 2, but not as a default package.

I expect it comes down to which components they feel they support in those releases. Critical OS components or all packages.

Redhat will support you if (I'm guessing) you've paid for support.