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Collectively, they are called (IoT) and Ubuntu is focusing heavily on it. The 10-years support announcement for Ubuntu 18.04 is driven by the needs of the IoT market. In some of industries like financial services and telecommunications but also from IoT where manufacturing lines for example are being deployed that will be in production for at least a decade.

Ubuntu 16.04, scheduled to reach its end of life in April 2021, will also be given a longer support life span. What is not clear to me at this moment is whether the extended support is free of cost and if it is, will it be available to all the users including the desktop ones. Ubuntu has an Extended Security Maintenance (ESM) option for its corporate customers. With ESM, the customers get security fixes for the kernel and essential packages for a few more years even after the end of life of a certain LTS release. Of course, ESM is a paid feature and it is one of the many ways Canonical, the company behind Ubuntu, generates revenue. At the moment, it is not clear if the ten years support is for everyone or if it will be a paid service under Extended Security Maintenance.

I have contacted Ubuntu for a clarification and I’ll update this article if I get an answer. Ubuntu is not for saleyet After IBM bought Red Hat for $34 billion, people have started wondering if Ubuntu will be sold to a big player like Microsoft.

Shuttleworth has clarified that he has no plans of selling Ubuntu anytime soon. However, he that he might consider it if its a gigantic offer and if he will be left in charge of Canonical and Ubuntu to realize his vision.

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Click the topics to find a list of past threads and to suggest your own for the future! Weekly: • • Monday - • Wednesday - Also did I mention we have a server? I feel like this is a waste of time, because I just listed the most active and populated MMO's on the market. And I see someone make a post just like mine roughly every 24hrs.

But, I have spent a fair time with each individual title and after my 10+ years playing theme park MMO's, I can't stomach it anymore. I also see OSRS, Albion Online, etc suggested a lot, but I've sampled many of those as well (Been playing OSRS since 2007 off and on).

I need something fresh, exciting, and addictive like it used to be in the old days. I dearly miss the sleepless nights that had me hooked to the screen, fully immersed in the world and just content to play alongside others all working together to achieve a common goal. Perhaps my criteria will be met with upcoming titles such as Crowfall, Chronicles of Elyria, Ashes of Creation, Pantheon, etc., but those feel years from being complete.

Anything that I can sink my teeth into in the meantime that won't put me to sleep with boredom? I need something fresh, exciting, and addictive like it used to be in the old days.

I dearly miss the sleepless nights that had me hooked to the screen, fully immersed in the world and just content to play alongside others all working together to achieve a common goal. You're never going to get this again. You didn't get this from the game, you got this from being younger. Trust me on this one. The perfect MMO can come out, with all the features you want, and you stillwon't experience that again. You've got to accept that, or you're going to be jumping from game to game, not enjoying yourself, for a long time.