Re: KDE update/stability policy on Fedora

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On Wed, Jan 06, 2021 at 02:17:23PM +0000, Mikhail Ramendik wrote:
> I have a specific suggestion. Could it be possible to create a time
> lag, something like 2-3 weeks, for any non-security KDE updates,
> including Frameworks, between pushing to current Fedora and previous
> Fedora? People on current Fedora have a greater tolerance for
> troublesome updates - and more ability, in general, to report bugs. My
> own use case, with a production workstation (not used for developing
> serious code), is clearly for "current minus one" Fedora.

This is similar to what the kernel folks do.

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Matthew Miller
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