Op 22-05-10 22:36, Robert Heller schreef: > I am not sure if Gentoo or Debian even have 'point releases', at least > in the sense that RedHat has done things since way back when. Debian has. Currently they're at 5.0.4. Gentoo is a different matter altogether, their release system is to volatile even a Gentoo *release* won't stay the same for long. Plus, their approach to security updates is to install (compile) the latest stable "downstream" version together with possibly updated or changed dependencies, making it a distribution much less suitable for enterprise/server use. _______________________________________________ CentOS mailing list CentOS@xxxxxxxxxx http://lists.centos.org/mailman/listinfo/centos
Re: Is every CentOS release supported for 7 years?
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