Ubuntu 18.04 Will Get 10-Year Support (Instead of the Usual 5 Years)
The long-term support (LTS) releases of Ubuntu used to get support for five years. This is changing now. Ubuntu 18.04 will now be supported for ten years. Other LTS releases might also get an extended support.
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