I see a lot of info saying that 5.15 is a LTS kernel. But in Manjaro kernel manager I have 5.15.13_rt installed, and it is labeled as Real-time but not LTS. The newest LTS according to the kernel manager is 5.10.
My goal is to be on the latest LTS kernel and stay on the latest LTS kernel, but I need this point clarified.
I saw a post that Manjaro no longer offers the linux-lts metapackage. So what’s the best way to go LTS?
Okay so I now have the regular 5.15 5.15.16-1-MANJARO x86_64 and that’s the latest kernel installed.
How can I prevent the system updates from bumping me up to 5.16 or whatever is the latest stable kernel?
The reason I was interested in the kernel version is because of VirtualBox. I am not on the latest version of VB because of a certain issue I had, and I want to stay on a kernel supported by my version of VB. It supports kernel 5.15, which is LTS, so I should be good for a long time.