I generally wait a month or so before upgrading, just to make sure that everything on the additional repos is sorted out.
Having said that, apart from the occasional oddity (like this time I had to uninstall cmake-fedora before upgrading), the cli upgrade process has been pretty much flawless over at least the past 5 releases. Kudos to the developers.
I've been using Red Hat stuff since Mother's Day Plus One, and both Fedora and RHEL (CentOS) are in their best state ever.
On Thu, 12 Mar 2020 at 00:33, Christopher Marlow <fedora@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I am just curious why people stay on old versions of Fedora like say
FC30 instead of upgrading to 31? I am guessing after a new version of
FC comes out, that the previous version is still supported for a
limited time?
Thanks,
Chris
Fedora 31 Workstation
XFCE Desktop Enviroment.
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