> IMHO, we should stick with RHL73. > > When we get FC2 support, I suggest dropping FC1. There will be WAY > too many FC releases to take care of all of them, so I suggest just > handling the latest. > > Those users which have installed Fedora Core should have realized that > it has much shorter support cycle, and they need to upgrade to newer > releases of FC to stay current. > Even though we don't have any RH7.3 servers anymore, I agree with you. Anyone installing Fedora Core knows in advanced it is not going to be a "stable" or "long release" distro, and they know they are expected to upgrade constantly. There was no such expectation with RHL9, and to an extent 7.3. -- fedora-legacy-list@xxxxxxxxxx http://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-legacy-list
