OS Future now that Fedora Legacy defunct

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Yesterday I read that Fedora Legacy has become defunct and I'm guessing that means it won't be pushing any updates anymore. As that stands, it probably means I have even more reasons to upgrade to a newer version. With that, I was wondering if anybody has any inside knowledge of when Red Hat might be releasing RHEL 5 (I know this isn't strictly a Fedora question, but I know there are various Fedora users who also work for RH and might know). Once it's released, I'd like to get the equivalent version of CentOS for my server, but if it's going to be a while (say, longer than a month from now), I'll just upgrade my server to Fedora Core 6 during Christmas break.

Any enlightenment would be helpful.

Thanks,
Justin W

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