Prompting users to choose between latest greatest release and LTS is nice to have in the tutorial

[nobuto-m]

The tutorial page is the first thing users would see, and they would plan a production deployment based on it.
https://documentation.ubuntu.com/landscape/getting-started-with-landscape/

As of today, it just goes straight with the ppa:landscape/latest-stable.

Then add the landscape/latest-stable PPA to get access to the Landscape Server packages by running this command:

sudo add-apt-repository -y ppa:landscape/latest-stable

It would be nice to have some mentions that it pulls the latest greatest release always and it's not necessarily the longest supported one. Pointing users to the release schedule page or something would be nice.

[YanisaHS]

Agreed that it'd be good to clarify what latest-stable is (i.e., that it's not an LTS).

But also adding: This tutorial isn't intended for production deployments. I think this could also be clarified better at the beginning of this document. A clearer purpose/goal of the tutorial could be added at the top, with links to our production installation guides for users who want that instead

Thanks for your feedback @nobuto-m!

[nobuto-m]

Other pages have a good description already so either having the same description in the tutorial or pointing users to those would suffice.

landscape-documentation/docs/how-to-guides/landscape-installation-and-set-up/quickstart-installation.md

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	### Install `landscape-server-quickstart`
	To install `landscape-server-quickstart`:
	1. Add the PPA for Landscape Server, replacing `{LANDSCAPE_PPA}` with the appropriate repository:
	```bash
	sudo add-apt-repository -y {LANDSCAPE_PPA}
	```
	- `{LANDSCAPE_PPA}`: The PPA for the specific Landscape installation you’re using. The PPA for the most recent Landscape LTS is: `ppa:landscape/self-hosted-24.04`. The PPA for Landscape's stable rolling release is: `ppa:landscape/latest-stable`. We recommend using an LTS for production deployments.

landscape-documentation/docs/how-to-guides/landscape-installation-and-set-up/manual-installation.md

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	### Add the Landscape package archive
	Landscape is distributed in a public PPA. You can add it to the system with these commands, replacing `{LANDSCAPE_PPA}` with the appropriate repository:
	```
	sudo add-apt-repository {LANDSCAPE_PPA}
	sudo apt-get update
	```
	- `{LANDSCAPE_PPA}`: The PPA for the specific Landscape installation you’re using. The PPA for the most recent Landscape LTS is: `ppa:landscape/self-hosted-24.04`. The PPA for Landscape's stable rolling release is: `ppa:landscape/latest-stable`. We recommend using an LTS for production deployments.