Gain Paolo Mureddu wrote:
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Rahul Sundaram wrote:
Refer to http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/FAQ for the details.
Yes, which is exactly (much better worded, mind you) what I meant.
Which means the lifespan of a single Fedora release is that of two
releases (i.e FC3 moved into Legacy when FC5T2 was announced), in
general approximately a one year cycle.
None of the Fedora releases have been EOL'ed yet. Fedora Core 1,2 and 3
is maintained by Fedora Legacy project. Fedora Core 4 and the
test/development releases are maintained by the Fedora Core team. The
lifecycle of Fedora can be extended to any amount of time as long as the
community is willing to maintain it.
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