You mean if there are LTS (long term support) kernels in Fedora? The answer is no.
Fedora keeps constantly pulling in new kernels, and is even re-basing to new kernel releases within one Fedora release.
See current kernels : https://apps.fedoraproject.org/packag...
This question has been answered many times. Fedora is a fast moving target showcasing (and often promoting/developing) bleeding-edge technologies from the free software world. There's no concept of long term support in Fedora land (kernel included). RHEL and CentOS, derived from Fedora, are more suited for users/organizations that value rock solid stability and reliability.
Asked: 2018-03-09 11:50:36 -0600
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