Paul W. Frields wrote:
> My hunch is that a couple thousand a week are probably due to cable
> modems or laptops moving to addresses we simply haven't seen before.
> That's about how many new IPs appear for Fedora 7 or Rawhide each
> week. But there's just no way to tell cause other than hunches. The
> folks who hang out in IRC #fedora as well as users@ list susbscribers
> can confirm people show up pretty frequently with newly-installed EOL
> Fedora.
We probably need to attack this trend more aggressively, like putting
expiration dates into the installer after which it'll just refuse to
install, stuffing fedora-release-n+1 into the Fedora n updates repository at
Fedora n's EOL date etc.
It is completely unresponsible to install obsolete releases which don't get
security updates anymore, and some people just won't listen.
Kevin Kofler
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