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Linux Distribution by Linux Kernel Linux Debian / Devuan Ubuntu Red Hat / RHEL Mandriva / Mageia Slackware / OpenSuse Date kernel LMDE / Knoppix Linux Mint CentOS / Fedora OpenMandriva Lx SUSE Linux Enterprise Debian 1.3 (1997-06) Slackware 3.1 (1996-06) Red Hat 5.1 (1998-08) Mandrake 5.1 (1998-07) 2.0.xx 1996-06-09 Debian 2.0 (1998-07) Slackware 3.2 (1997-02) Red Hat 5.2 (1999-05) Mandrake 5.3 (1999-02) Debian 2.1 (1999-03) Slackware 3.5 (1998-06) 1999-04-16 Slackware 4.0 (1999-05) 2.2.6 (MS Win 98 SE) 2.2.11 1999-08-09 DemoLinux 1.1 (1999-11) Corel OS 1.0 (1999-11) 2.2.12 1999-08-26 (PIII 600Mhz) Corel OS 1.1 (2000-05) 2.2.13 1999-10-20 Mandrake 6.1 (1999-09) 2000-01-04 Red Hat 6.2 (2000-04) Mandrake 7.0 (2000-01) 2.2.14 (Windows 2000) 2000-09-04 2.2.17 (Windows ME) 2.2.19 2001-03-23 Debian 2.2 (2000-08) Slackware 8.0 (2001-07) 2001-01-22 Red Hat 7.1 (2001-04) Caldera OpenLinux (2001-05) 2.4.2 (Intel Pentium 4) 2.4.3 2001-03-30 Mandrake 8.0 (2001-04) 2.4.6 2001-07-04 Debian 3.0 (2002-07) 2001-10-24 2.4.13 (Windows XP) 2.4.18 2002-02-25 Red Hat 8.0 (2002-09) 2.4.19 2002-08-03 Fedora 1 (2003-11) Mandrake 9.0 (2002-09) 2.4.20 2002-11-28 Slackware 9.0 (2003-03) 2003-06-13 RHEL 3 (2003-10) 2.4.21 (Intel Pentium M) 2.4.27 2004-08-08 Knoppix 3.7 (2004-08) 2003-12-18 2.6.0 (AMD Athlon 64) 2.6.1 2004-01-09 SLE 9.0 (2003-10) 2.6.2 2004-02-04 Mandrake 10.0 (2004-03) 2004-02-18 2.6.3 Mandrake 3.0 srv (2004-12) 2.6.4 2004-03-11 SLE 9.1 (2004-04) 2.6.5 2004-04-04 Fedora 2 (2004-05) 2.6.6 2004-05-10 2.6.7 2004-06-16 Slackware 10.0 (2004-06) 2004-08-14 Debian 3.1 (2005-06) Ubuntu 4.10 (2004-10) Mandrake 10.1 (2004-10) SLE 9.2 (2004-10) 2.6.8 (Win XP SP2) RHEL 4 (2005-02) 2.6.9 2004-10-19 CentOS 4 (2005-03) Fedora 3 (2004-11) 2004-12-24 Ubuntu 5.04 (2005-04) Slackware 10.1 (2005-02) 2.6.10 (Pentium4 64bit) 2.6.11 2005-03-02 Fedora 4 (2005-06) Mandriva 2005 (2005-04) SLE 9.3 (2005-04) 2005-06-17 Ubuntu 5.10 (2005-10) Mandriva 2006 (2005-10) 2.6.12 (Intel Pentium D) OpenSuse 10.0 (2005-10) 2.6.13 2005-08-29 Slackware 10.2 (2005-09) 2.6.14 2005-10-27 Ubuntu 6.06 LTS (2006-06) 2006-01-03 Fedora 5 (2006-03) 2.6.15 Linux Mint 1 (2006-08) SLE 10.0 (2006-07) 2.6.16 LTS 2006-03-20 (2 years) OpenSuse 10.1 (2006-05) Ubuntu 6.10 (2006-10) Mandriva 2007 (2006-10) 2.6.17 2006-06-17 Slackware 11.0 (2006-10) Linux Mint 2 (2006-11) Mandriva 2007.1 (2007-04) RHEL 5 (2007-03) 2006-09-20 Debian 4 (2017-04) CentOS 5 (2007-04) OpenSuse 10.2 (2006-12) 2.6.18 (Intel Core 2) Fedora 6 (2006-10) 2.6.19 2006-11-29 Knoppix 5.1 (2006-12) Ubuntu 7.04 (2007-04) 2.6.20 2007-02-05 (Windows Vista) Linux Mint 3 (2007-05) 2.6.21 2007-04-25 Fedora 7 (2007-05) Slackware 12.0 (2007-07) Ubuntu 7.10 (2007-10) 2.6.22 2007-07-08 Mandriva 2008.0 (2007-10) OpenSuse 10.3 (2007-10) Mint 4 (2007-10) 2.6.23 2007-10-09 Fedora 8 (2007-11) Ubuntu 8.04 LTS (2008-04) 2.6.24 2008-01-24 Knoppix 5.3.1 (2008-03) Mandriva 2008.1 (2008-04) Slackware 12.1 (2008-05) Linux Mint 5 (2008-06) 2008-04-17 Fedora 9 (2008-05) OpenSuse 11.0 (2008-06) 2.6.25 (Intel Atom) 2.6.26 2008-07-13 Debian 5 (2009-02) SLE 11.0 (2009-03) Ubuntu 8.10 (2008-10) 2.6.27 LTS 2008-10-09 Fedora 10 (2008-11) Mandriva 2009.0 (2008-10) OpenSuse 11.1 (2008-12) (3 years) Linux Mint 6 (2008-12) Slackware 12.2 (2008-12) Ubuntu 9.04 (2009-04) 2.6.28 2008-12-25 Knoppix 6.0 (2009-01) (Intel Core i7) Linux Mint 7 (2009-05) 2.6.29 2009-03-23 Fedora 11 (2009-06) Mandriva 2009.1 (2009-04) Slackware 13.0 (2009-08) 2.6.30 2009-06-09 Ubuntu 9.10 (2009-10) 2.6.31 2009-09-09 Fedora 12 (2009-11) Mandriva 2010.0 (2009-11) OpenSuse 11.2 (2009-11) Linux Mint 8 (2009-11) Debian 6 (2011-02) Ubuntu 10.04 LTS (2010-04) RHEL 6 (2010-11) 2.6.32 LTS 2009-12-03 LMDE 1 (2010-09) SLE 11.1 (2010-06) (6 years) (MS Windows 7) Linux Mint 9 (2010-05) CentOS 6 (2011-07) DoudouLinux 1.0 Mandriva 2010.1 (2010-07) 2.6.33 LTS 2010-02-24 Fedora 13 (2010-05) Slackware 13.1 (2010-05) (1 year) Mandriva 2010.2 (2010-12) 2.6.34 LTS 2010-05-16 OpenSuse 11.3 (2010-07) (3 years) Ubuntu 10.10 (2010-10) 2.6.35 LTS 2010-08-01 Fedora 14 (2010-11) (1 year) Linux Mint 10 (2010-11) 2.6.36 2010-10-20 OpenSuse 11.4 (2011-03) 2.6.37 2011-01-04 Slackware 13.37 (2011,04) Linux Debian / Devuan Ubuntu Red Hat / RHEL Mandriva / Mageia Slackware / OpenSuse Date kernel LMDE / Knoppix Linux Mint CentOS / Fedora OpenMandriva Lx SUSE Linux Enterprise Ubuntu 11.04 (2011-04) Mandriva 2011.0 (2011-08) 2.6.38 2011-03-14 Fedora 15 (2011-05) (MS Win 7 SP1) Linux Mint 11 (2011-05) Mageia 1 (2011-06) 2.6.39 2011-05-18 Ubuntu 11.10 (2011-10) 3.0 LTS 2011-07-21 SLE 11 SP2 (2012-02) (2 years) Linux Mint 12 (2011-11) 3.1 2011-10-24 Fedora 16 (2011-11) OpenSuse 12.1 (2011-11) Debian 7 (2013-05) Ubuntu 12.04 LTS (2012-04) 3.2 LTS 2012-01-04 Slackware 14.0 (2012-09) (6 years) DoudouLinux 2.0 Linux Mint 13 (2012-05) 3.3 2012-03-18 Fedora 17 (2012-05) Mageia 2 (2012-05) 3.4 LTS 2012-05-20 Knoppix 7.0.3 (2012-07) OpenSuse 12.2 (2012-09) (4 years) Ubuntu 12.10 (2012-10) 3.5 2012-07-21 Ubuntu 12.04.2 LTS (2013-02) Linux Mint 14 (2012-11) 2012-09-30 Fedora 18 (2013-01) 3.6 (MS Windows 8) 3.7 2012-12-10 OpenSuse 12.3 (2013-03) Ubuntu 13.04 (2013-04) 3.8 2013-02-18 Ubuntu 12.04.3 LTS (2013-08) Mageia 3 (2013-05) Linux Mint 15 (2013-05) 3.9 2013-04-28 Fedora 19 (2013-07) RHEL 7 (2014-06) 3.10 LTS 2013-06-30 Slackware 14.1 (2013-11) (4 years) CentOS 7 (2014-07) Ubuntu 13.10 (2013-10) 3.11 2013-09-02 Ubuntu 12.04.4 LTS (2014-02) Fedora 20 (2013-12) OpenMandriva 2013.0 (2013-11) OpenSuse 13.1 (2013-11) Linux Mint 16 (2013-11) 3.12 LTS 2013-11-02 Mageia 4 (2014-02) SLE 12.0 (2014-10) (3 years) (Windows 8.1) Ubuntu 14.04 LTS (2014-04) 3.13 2014-01-19 OpenMandriva 2014.0 (2014-05) Linux Mint 17 (2014-05) 3.14 LTS 2014-03-30 (2 years) 3.15 2014-06-08 OpenMandriva 2014.1 (2014-10) Debian 8 (2015-04) Ubuntu 14.10 (2014-10) Devuan 1 (2017-05) 3.16 LTS 2014-08-03 Ubuntu 14.04.2 LTS (2015-02) OpenSuse 13.2 (2014-11) (6 years) LMDE 2 (2015-04) Linux Mint 17.2 (2015-06) Knoppix 7.4.2 (2014-09) 3.17 2014-10-05 Fedora 21 (2014-12) 3.18 LTS 2014-12-07 OpenMandriva 2014.2 (2015-06) (2 years) Ubuntu 15.04 (2015-04) 3.19 2015-02-08 Ubuntu 14.04.3 LTS (2015-08) Mageia 5 (2015-06) Linux Mint 17.3 (2015-12) 4.0 2015-04-12 Fedora 22 (2015-05) 4.1 LTS 2015-06-21 OpenSuse Leap 42.1 (2015-11) Ubuntu 15.10 (2015-10) 4.2 2015-08-30 Fedora 23 (2015-11) (Windows 10) Ubuntu 14.04.4 LTS (2016-02) 4.3 2015-11-01 Ubuntu 16.04 LTS (2016-04) OpenSuse Leap 42.2 (2016-11) 4.4 LTS 2016-01-10 Ubuntu 14.04.5 LTS (2016-08) Mageia 5.1 (2016-12) OpenSuse Leap 42.3 (2017-07) (6 years) Linux Mint 18 (2016-06) Slackware 14.2 (2016-06) 4.5 2016-03-13 Fedora 24 (2016-06) 4.6 2016-05-15 OpenMandriva 3.0 (2016-08) 4.7 2016-07-24 Ubuntu 16.10 (2016-10) 4.8 2016-10-02 Ubuntu 16.04.2 LTS (2017-02) Fedora 25 (2016-11) Linux Mint 18.2 (2017-06) Debian 9 (2017-06) OpenMandriva 3.01 (2016-12) 4.9 LTS 2016-12-11 Devuan 2 (2018-06) (6 years) Mageia 6 (2017-07) LMDE 3 (2018-08) Ubuntu 17.04 (2017-04) 2017-02-19 Ubuntu 16.04.3 LTS (2017-08) 4.10 (AMD Ryzen) Linux Mint 18.3 (2017-11) 4.11 2017-04-30 Fedora 26 (2017-07) OpenMandriva 3.02 (2017-06) Suse 12.4 (2018-12) OpenSuse Leap 15.0 (2018-05) 4.12 2017-07-02 Knoppix 8.1 (2017-09) SLE 15.0 (2018-07) OpenSuse Leap 15.1 (2019-05) Ubuntu 17.10 (2017-10) 4.13 2017-09-03 Fedora 27 (2017-11) OpenMandriva 3.03 (2017-11) Ubuntu 16.04.4 LTS (2018-03) 4.14 LTS 2017-11-12 Mageia 6.1 (2018-10) (6 years) Ubuntu 18.04 LTS (2018-04) 4.15 2018-01-28 Ubuntu 16.04.5 LTS (2018-08) Linux Mint 19 (2018-06) 4.16 2018-04-01 Fedora 28 (2018-05) 4.17 2018-06-03 Ubuntu 18.10 (2018-10) Fedora 29 (2018-10) 4.18 2018-08-12 Ubuntu 18.04.2 LTS (2019-02) RHEL 8 (2019-05) Linux Mint 19.2 (2019-08) CentOS 8 (2019-09) Debian 10 (2019-07) 4.19 LTS 2018-10-22 (6 years) LMDE 4 (2020-03) 4.20 2018-12-23 Ubuntu 19.04 (2019-04) 5.0 2019-03-04 Ubuntu 18.04.3 LTS (2019-08) Fedora 30 (2019-04) Linux Min 19.3 (2019-12) OpenMandriva 4.0 (2019-06) 5.1 2019-05-05 Mageia 7 (2019-07) Mageia 7.1 (2019-07) 5.2 2019-07-07 Linux Debian / Devuan Ubuntu Red Hat / RHEL Mandriva / Mageia Slackware / OpenSuse Date kernel LMDE / Knoppix Linux Mint CentOS / Fedora OpenMandriva Lx SUSE Linux Enterprise Ubuntu 19.10 (2019-10) OpenSuse Leap 15.2 (2020-07) 2019-09-15 Fedora 31 (2019-10) 5.3 Ubuntu 18.04.4 LTS (2020-02) OpenSuse Leap 15.3 (2021-06) Ubuntu 20.04 LTS (2020-04) 5.4 LTS 2019-11-24 Ubuntu 18.04.5 LTS (2020-08) (6 years) Linux Mint 20 (2020-06) 5.5 2020-01-26 OpenMandriva 4.1 (2020-02) 5.6 2020-03-29 Fedora 32 (2020-04) 5.7 2020-06-01 Ubuntu 20.10 (2020-10) 5.8 2020-08-02 Fedora 33 (2020-10) Ubuntu 20.04.2 (2021-02) 5.9 2020-10-11 OpenMandriva 4.2 (2021-02) 5.10 LTS 2020-12-13 Debian 11 (2021-xx) (2 years) Mageia 8 (2021-02) Ubuntu 21.04 (2021-04) 2021-02-14 Fedora 34 (2021-04) 5.11 Ubuntu 20.04.3 (2021-08) 5.12 2021-04-25 5.13 2021-06-27 Ubuntu 21.10 (2021-10) 5.14 2021-08-xx Ubuntu 20.04.4 (2022-02) 5.15 2021-10-xx https://soft.lafibre.info/ – Updated 2021-08-03 – Data 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