Linux kernel 4.4 is the most advanced LTS (Long Term Support) kernel branch, which is currently used in numerous popular GNU/Linux operating system that are looking to offer their users a stable, well-tested and long-term supported kernel. Among theses, we can mention Ubuntu 16.04 LTS (Xenial Xerus) and Solus 1.2 “Shannon.” Linux kernel 4.4.14 LTS is here to change a total of 87 files, with 1434 insertions and 1080 deletions.
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