57 points | by joshcsimmons 6 hours ago
7 comments
The 14.x branch has an expected end of life (EOL) of November 2028:
* https://www.freebsd.org/security/#sup
Oh, sweet mystery of FreeBSD versioning. 15.1-Release already came out.
(Yes. I know.)
Having multiple maintained versions isn't a mystery. (Although figuring out which one you want might be; I'm.... 80%... sure you want the highest numbered "RELEASE", not "STABLE", but not 100%).
For production, yes, use RELEASE.
[delayed]
Akshually-
Present and accounted for ^^
The 14.x branch has an expected end of life (EOL) of November 2028:
* https://www.freebsd.org/security/#sup
Oh, sweet mystery of FreeBSD versioning. 15.1-Release already came out.
(Yes. I know.)
Having multiple maintained versions isn't a mystery. (Although figuring out which one you want might be; I'm.... 80%... sure you want the highest numbered "RELEASE", not "STABLE", but not 100%).
For production, yes, use RELEASE.
[delayed]
Akshually-
Present and accounted for ^^