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As Ubuntu 18.04 is end of life since May 2023, this will probably not affect many people.
The paid subscription, which many large enterprises/carriers pay for, offers extended support till 2028:
* https://ubuntu.com/blog/18-04-end-of-standard-supportOn some deployments there are constraints due to legal requirements (e.g., banks), to use only the "certified" distro packages.
Sure. But if such a legal requirements exists, I am wondering how they will use Kamailio then on their platform. We are not providing this officially certified packages either. And if they build Kamailio by themself, why they also not could also add some build dependencies as well.
The kamailio 5.8 branch will be maintained for another year, so its also not that people need to switch immediately.
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