What is the Latest LTS Version of Ubuntu?

The latest LTS version of Ubuntu is Ubuntu 18.04 LTS ;Bionic Beaver,; which was released on April 26, 2018. Canonical releases new stable versions of Ubuntu every six months, and new Long Term Support versions every two years.

The latest non-LTS version of Ubuntu is Ubuntu 19.04 ;Disco Dingo.;

The Latest LTS Version is Ubuntu 18.04 LTS ;Bionic Beaver;

The newest long-term support release of this Linux distribution is Ubuntu 18.04, codenamed ;Bionic Beaver.; It uses version 4.15 of the Linux kernel.

This is a Long Term Support, or ;LTS,; release, which means it will be supported with free security and maintenance updates for five years from its release date. As Ubuntu 18.04 was released on April 26, 2018, Canonical will support it with updates until April 2023.

Ubuntu 18.04 ;Bionic Beaver; is the first long term support release to ditch Ubuntu7;s Unity desktop and replace it with GNOME Shell. This comes after Canonical gave up on Ubuntu for phones and set aside the vision of ;convergence; they had back in Ubuntu 17.10.

Ubuntu is now focused on being a powerful, stable Linux desktop that brings together the best Linux software out there. Canonical isn7;t trying to reinvent the wheel with projects like Unity 8 and the Mir display server anymore. Even the window buttons are back in the top right corner of each window instead of the top left corner. This isn7;t all bad, though2;Ubuntu 18.047;s GNOME Shell is a slick, polished desktop.