On 09/24/2012 09:43 PM, Adam Williamson wrote:
Only 17-18: using the definite article 'the' rather than the indefinite article 'a' implies this. It says 'the previous stable Fedora release' - which strictly means "only the single preceding release" - not 'a previous stable Fedora release' or 'any previous stable Fedora release' or anything like that. I suppose it's a distinction which is clearer to a native speaker, admittedly, it's a bit of a fine point in English. That's definitely why it's written that way, though.
Arguably we should actually be covering both GA release. ( everyone I know do it at EOL time )
Do you know if we keep log in our infrastructure that shows how many are actually upgrading on which version they do it from?
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