I was wondering what the rationale was for moving FC<t-2> to Fedora Legacy when FC<t> test2 release is announced. (I.e., FC2 "going legacy" when FC4 test2 is released, as was also done with FC1/FC3.) Is it the "push" / extra resources required to get from test2 to final release? As an end user, it certainly would be more convenient if FC<t-2> was "regularly" supported until FC<t> was released. Two months seems like an awfully long time to go without (security) updates, and a very short time to have to reconfigure yum for (although I probably will...). But 6 months seems too frequently to do a full upgrade to the OS (which can be a relatively lot of work). To me, that two month window seems "so close, yet so far away"... Just to be clear, I *really* appreciate the Fedora Core project. I'm just expressing a point of view of one (perhaps class of) user... Thanks, Carl -- fedora-legacy-list@xxxxxxxxxx http://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-legacy-list
