I am not part of the Fedora Project and so I guees my opinion is fairly meaningless but on the LTS support stuff. FC6 is the upstream of RHEL5. This means that resources are already going into supporting basically the same code base, I know it is a fork, but there is more similar than different, so could the fedora releases that are upstream of RHEL be LTS releases? 2 years would be lovely.
Agreed. We always point people to RHEL or CentOS and I think that
becomes more and more a problem, especially now that Legacy is dead.
A Fedora LTS (two years? maybe the server parts ever three?) now and
then (every second or third release?) from a new Fedora Legacy (needs a
different name) would IMHO a nice solution.
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