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 # Legacy or current?
 
-Both kernels, where exists, are stable and production ready, but you should use them for different purpuses since their basic support differs:
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-**legacy**: video acceleration, NAND support, connecting displays
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-**current**: headless server, light desktop operations
+Only _current_ kernel branch is considered fully supported and can bring up video acceleration for example. NAND support is there but is still experimental.
+On the bottom line it depends on the board family. If in your specific case something does not work well you are always free to try an image with _legacy_ kernel included.
 
 # What are testing images?