With Linux 6.4.16 reaching its end of life, GNU/Linux distributions and users are urged to upgrade to Linux kernel 6.5 as soon as possible.
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Linux kernel 6.3 has reached its end of life. Users are urged to upgrade their systems to the lastes Linux kernel 6.4 as soon as possible.
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Canonical urges users to upgrade their installations to Ubuntu 23.04 as Ubuntu 22.10 reaches its end of life on July 20th, 2023.
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As Linux kernel 6.2 reaches end of life, it will no longer receive bug and security fixes. Users are urged to upgrade to Linux kernel 6.3.
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While LibreOffice 7.4.7 addresses a 50 bugs to improve stability and reliability, the LibreOffice 7.4 suite will reach end of life on June 12, 2023.
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Canonical announced that Ubuntu 18.04 would reach end-of-life on May 31, 2023, completing its five years of planned update cycle.
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While CentOS 7 will get maintenance fixes through June 2024, some sysadmin vendors, such as cPanel, are getting ready to drop support for it.
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Linux kernel 6.0.19 is the last stable update in the series. Users are urged to update to Linux 6.1 before the 6.0 kernel reaches its end of life.
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With support for Linux kernel 4.9 ending January 2024, users are urged to upgrade to Linux kernel 4.14 LTS — but Linux kernel 6.1 is better.
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Linux kernel 5.19 was released on July 31st, 2022, and is now reaching end of life with the release of Linux kernel 5.19.17. Learn more here.
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Released at the end of May 2022, Linux kernel 5.18 is yet another short-lived kernel series that has reached end of life. Learn more here.
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Canonical announced that now Ubuntu 21.10 Impish Indri has reached End of Life (EOL). This means your Impish computer will not be able to install applications anymore, nor receive any security updates, although it can still be used without any time lim…
Ubuntu 21.10 reached end-of-life on July 14th. Learn more in this article and back up your files before starting an upgrade!
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On June 30, 2022, Debian 9 (Stretch) reached its End of Life (EOL). Learn more about upgrading to a new version here.
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Dubbed “Impish Indri,” Ubuntu 21.10 was released as an interim release in October 2021. Learn about its end of life plans here.
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Linux kernel 4.4 LTS was first launched in 2016 and has now reached end of life. Learn more about what this means here.
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Ubuntu 21.04 “Hirsute Hippo” was released nine months ago and has now reached end of life. Learn how to upgrade to Ubuntu 21.10 here.
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As of January 4, 2022, openSUSE Leap 15.2 reached end-of-life and will no longer receive security and maintenance updates. Learn what that means for users here.
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