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Ubuntu LTS

Ubuntu LTS, which stands for Ubuntu "Long Term Support," is a stable version of the Ubuntu Linux-based operating system that is largely targeted toward enterprise-grade server environments.

Ubuntu LTS updates are supported by Canonical, the developers of Ubuntu, for five years, as opposed to nine months of support for the non-LTS Ubuntu updates. Ubuntu LTS editions are only released every two years, whereas the non-LTS editions are released every six months.

Ubuntu 12.04 "Precise Pangolin" is the most recent Ubuntu LTS release, with the next LTS update scheduled to arrive in April 2014.



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