Your issues are not corresponding to backports. New KDE stuff goes into Fedora+1.
Bug fixes go into Fedora+0.
On Fri., 31 Jan. 2020 at 11:20 a.m., Patrick O'Callaghan<pocallaghan@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:On Thu, 2020-01-30 at 23:53 +0000, Mikhail Ramendik wrote:
> Hello,
>
> So I have been having a lot of stability issues
> mid-Fedora-release-cycle with KDE on Fedora.
>
> And if I heard it correctly on the grapevine, the reason might be that
> KDE does new releases in the middle of the Feora cycle and these
> immediately get pulled into released Fedora.
>
> Is this really correct? And if so, could someone enlighten this
> relative newcomer (long-term Linux, but not so long Fedora) why this
> decision was taken? AS Fedora is not a rolling release, I would kinda
> expect new KDE to go into N+1 alpha/beta first?
I'm not sure why you would expect this. Fedora is indeed not a rolling
release, but many parts of it are updated frequently, KDE among them.
The exception is Gnome, which does have a 6-month release cycle,
usually synchronised with Fedora. KDE does not have a 6-month cycle.
poc
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