Quoting Panu Matilainen <pmatilai@xxxxxxxxx>: > RH lived through the RHL 8.0 rpm lockup period and survived. If Fedora > Legacy starts fixing bugs RH didn't .. where does that end? At our boundries that we've defined. > The people who want legacy support are likely willing to rather live > with documented bugs than with unknown new ones., otherwise they > would've already upgraded to something newer already. Yes, but are the FL developers willing to? And should FL not try to warn these people about a problem which could cause our updates to fail to install on their machine? And provide a solution that prevents such failures? As was said earlier, this is an optional upgrade anyway. So if they want to live with the bugs, and corrupt their system or fail to update their system, that is fine and they may do so. If instead they would like a more stable system so they can sleep better, then they can update it. Myself, I've been hit too many times by the bugs not to update. Your mileage may vary. > Just my humble opinion, > > - Panu - -- Eric Rostetter
