Table:
Name	Version	Codename	Release date	End of life	Kernel version

Regular	Evergreen

SUSE Linux	10.0	Prague	2005-10-06	2007-11-30	N/A	2.6.13

10.1	Agama Lizard	2006-05-11	2008-05-31	N/A	2.6.16

openSUSE	10.2	Basilisk Lizard	2006-12-07	2008-11-30	N/A	2.6.18

10.3	N/A	2007-10-04	2009-10-31	N/A	2.6.22

11.0	N/A	2008-06-19	2010-06-26	N/A	2.6.25

11.1	N/A	2008-12-18	2011-01-14	2012-04	2.6.27

11.2	Emerald	2009-11-12	2011-05-12	2013-11	2.6.31

11.3	Teal	2010-07-15	2012-01-16	N/A	2.6.34

11.4	Celadon	2011-03-10	2012-11-05	2015-07	2.6.37

12.1	Asparagus	2011-11-16	2013-05-15	N/A	3.1.0

12.2	Mantis	2012-09-05	2014-01-15	N/A	3.4.6

12.3	Dartmouth	2013-03-13	2015-01-01	N/A	3.7.10

13.1	Bottle	2013-11-19	2016-02-03	2016-11	3.11.6

13.2	Harlequin	2014-11-04	2017-01-16	N/A	3.16.6

openSUSE Leap	42.1	Malachite	2015-11-04	2017-05-17	N/A	4.1.12

42.2	N/A	2016-11-16	2018-01-26	N/A	4.4

42.3	N/A	2017-07-26	2019-06-30	N/A	4.4

15.0	N/A	2018-05-25	2019-11-25	TBA	4.12

openSUSE Tumbleweed	Rolling	N/A	Rolling	N/A	N/A	Latest stable

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According to the table image, show the cell contents in column 7. Output the cell values in a column as JSON in the format {"column_id":"<column index>", "cell_list":"<a list of cells in this column>"}, e.g., {"column_id":"3", "cell_list": ["123.89", "News gathering", "selected tools"]}.

The target cell values of column 7: {"column_id": "7", "cell_list": ['2.6.13', '2.6.18', '4.1.12', 'Latest stable']}