Lab · route L06

Linux 7.0 Archive

End-of-life kernel experiment and build-file archive.

L06 · visual fieldTwo terminal records from the archived kernel experiment.curated photographic field · 2 technical records

Status: end-of-life archive

Linux 7.0 kernel archive

Kernel.org marked Linux 7.0.14 end-of-life on June 27, 2026. Linux 7.0 is not a current stable or long-term-support recommendation in this release.

The build notes, shell script, manifest, and iMac package are retained as historical lab material. They were not rebuilt or executed in this factual pass and must not be run blindly on a current system.

Purpose register · v200.8

The archive is strongest when it shows the actual records.

The two terminal captures are used as technical evidence. Decorative computer photography was intentionally excluded.

Terminal window showing a Linux kernel build record — 01Kernel build recordTechnical archive evidence for the Linux 7.0 route.

Terminal window showing Linux kernel experiment output — 02Kernel terminal recordTechnical archive evidence for the Linux 7.0 route.

External status check

Current labels matter

As checked on 2026-07-15, kernel.org listed Linux 7.1.3 as stable and Linux 7.0.14 as EOL. Debian's release page listed Debian 13 “Trixie” as stable and Debian 14 “Forky” as testing.

The Monkey-Head-Project repository may record Forky as a machine baseline, but the website now includes Debian's actual release classification instead of calling it stable by implication.

Kernel.org ↗Debian releases ↗

General lab workbench image; not proof that the archived kernel package is current or validated.

Archived files

Binary package contents are preserved as supplied. This audit verified classification and packaging boundaries, not runtime compatibility.