Re: Where are all the updates gone?

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Aaron Konstam wrote:


That is strange. Nearly every week someone atacks a poster who complains
about the latest Fedora by saying Fedora is supposed to be bleeding
edge. If they want stability they are told to go to a different version
of Linux. Is that opinion not shared by the Fedora Board people?

Depends on what they mean by "stability". If they are talking about robustness, Fedora is meant to be as robust as we can while trying to provide the latest versions in general. If they mean, heavy backports to older versions, Fedora wouldnt fit their requirements.

When folks are complaining about bug fixes as such they should be encouraged to file bug reports and provide feedback to developers or participate more in actual development or testing of Fedora development or updates-testing repository.

Rahul

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