On 7/15/19 3:15 PM, Kevin Kofler wrote: > Miro Hrončok wrote: >> With the dropping of the i686 kernel package it's no longer possible to >> directly install Fedora 31 or later on i686 hardware, however, it is still >> possibly to upgrade older releases as long as we continue to provide a >> repository. This will leave those users with an old possibly vulnerable >> kernel installed. > > But what if they deliberately want that setup? They can be getting a kernel > from somewhere else. Maybe CentOS AltArch? (Running Fedora on a CentOS > kernel used to mostly work, at least.) Maybe from some other distro, if they > install the kernel manually? Or maybe they just compile the kernel > themselves? Why are you attempting to second-guess your users that way? We cannot continue to provide everything we ever provided in case someone somewhere has some use case for it. If someone has a use case for it and we stop producing it, it's up to them to produce it, or convince us to do so again/continue to. I personally don't think this is a use case we want to provide resources for. kevin
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