On 8/13/23 16:57, Kevin Kofler via
devel wrote:
look at SUPPORT_END in /etc/os-release and nag more frequently. Highly recommend other Fedora editions consider similar notifications.I don't think more nagging is going to help. It is just going to be considered yet another annoying nag to ignore or click away. Like it or not, non-technical users are NEVER going to upgrade to a new operating system release. Not now, not 10 years from now. Until their computer physically breaks down, at least. There is just nothing you can do about it.
I believe this is overly pessimistic: people tend to upgrade
their Android and iOS devices and applications, because the update
process is low-friction and well tested so that people tend to
trust it.
I have personally had multiple Fedora upgrade issues due to lack
of space in the root filesystem, so maybe Fedora is not yet at a
point where we can unconditionally launch into upgrading, but it's
a technical issue that can be corrected.
We already have SUPPORT_END so I think it makes sense to use it.
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