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is LM Maya KDE a LTS version too?

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Hello, I'm trying LM 13 Maya KDE for several weeks now and I must say I like it very much. I've installed LM Maya Cinnamon and LM Maya KDE but both on a different partition (I like to work this way), but for now I'm using KDE for my daily needs.
As far as I understood things, LM Maya is a long term support edition (up to 2017), unless there are different flavors I'm not aware off ....

My question is now: is the KDE-version I installed also an LTS? Is it supported up to 2017? If there are different Maya-flavors, how can I check the version I use?

Thanks
sorry for my bad English ...

Vito
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Re: is LM Maya KDE a LTS version too?

Post by zerozero »

Hi,
the most recent blog post by Clem http://blog.linuxmint.com/?p=2189 answers some of your questions; also as you can see here http://www.linuxmint.com/oldreleases.php there's no difference in the maya editions http://www.linuxmint.com/release.php?id=18 (all listed here)

to know exactly what ed. you are using post the following in the terminal

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lsb_release -a ;uname -a
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Re: is LM Maya KDE a LTS version too?

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Linux Mint 13 is a LTS release, regardless of the desktop environment you use.
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Re: is LM Maya KDE a LTS version too?

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xenopeek wrote:Linux Mint 13 is a LTS release, regardless of the desktop environment you use.
OK, thanks. Then I have 2 DE's with LTS working independently from each other (both on different partition, selectable from Grub) ... that's nice. In my case I can use them without re-installing up to my 68 :D
LinuxMint is doing a great job in Linux land ...
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