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Originally Posted by langs  LTS doesn't magically have vendor support, it comes from the exact same place as the non-LTS version. Canonical make that very clear, the support options are exactly the same for both, and both are community distros with a commerical sponsor that is all. LTS is just on a different track, the support options however are no different at all. |
I don't quite understand what point you're trying to prove. The same sort of support isn't available for CentOS whether you want to call it Commercial Sponsor or Vendor - neither of those options exist. Who pays for development of Ubuntu, who provides support for Ubuntu?
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Canonical web page:
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We achieve our mission by:
* delivering Ubuntu, the world's best free software platform
* ensuring its availability to everyone
* supporting it with high quality professional service and engineering offerings
* facilitating the continued growth and development of the free software community
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Originally Posted by langs Don't quite see how you got that wrong. |
Well let's give you bonus point for a trite comment, we'll call you the winner shall we?
As I've already said, this has been discussed many times in the forums - read the posts and see if the policy has changed.