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What Is Ubuntu "LTS", and When Should You Use It?

Ubuntu LTS versions get five years of updates, while non-LTS only gets nine months. LTS versions prioritize stability but contain older software. Non-LTS releases offer newer features but need ...
ZDNet

Debian vs. Ubuntu: Which Linux distro is right for you?

Debian and Ubuntu are similar, but they're not the same Debian is more stable, and Ubuntu is easier to use. I'd only recommend one of them to users new to Linux. Ubuntu is based on Debian, and ...
Neowin

Ubuntu 18.04 LTS and Linux Mint 19.x users should upgrade as support ends this April

For any Ubuntu or Linux Mint users out there still running Ubuntu 18.04 LTS or Linux Mint 19.x, it’s time to start upgrading to a newer version. This warning also goes out to users of other Ubuntu ...
LinuxInsider

Canonical Lets Loose Ubuntu 22.04 LTS ‘Jammy Jellyfish’

Canonical’s Ubuntu 22.04 LTS, aka “Jammy Jellyfish,” is now generally available with features that raise the bar for open source — from cloud, to edge, to IoT and workstations. The desktop version is ...