>
> It is very irresponsible to promote such scenarios. Unless you are providing
> all the backported security flaws for every piece of software they might be
> using, you should not encourage folks to use Fedora beyond the lifespan that
> is stated by the Fedora project. If the lifespan doesn't fit your needs,
> perhaps you should look to a different distribution such as RHEL or CentOS.
>
I am not "promoting" such scenarios, If I could scrap/rebuild
application server every 6 month, I'll do it.
I set up my first production linux (kernel 0.54, live on the net
somewhere in 1992), I think I have enough mileage to see a
little bit of real life and it is not a ideal as you could
expect, fact is you have "old beast" crunching number to do
very specific thing, they do not have the last flash-player
or browser, they do not need it...
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