Adam Huffman wrote:
And I don't see how the current system is not "usably-stable". Fedora
just
Except when it doesn't. Would you bet your life on it working
correctly after every update? You'd have lost several times on my
machines, including an update very near the end of FC6's life - a
point where there was no reason at all to be making changes likely to
break things. And I'm not using it again for anything that matters
until I have some reason to think it won't be repeated.
You seem to expend a remarkable amount of energy on something you will
"never use again for anything that matters".
A lot of good engineering happens in fedora. Eventually it affects
other distributions where it does matter. Unfortunately there seems to
be an executive fiat keeping fedora itself from becoming usable in the
way the RH development worked before fedora existed - back when people
were attracted to Red Hat in the first place and the community that
helped develop, test, and debug a release ended up with something that
worked for some length of time at the end.
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