Perpetual Fedora

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I'm trying to understand why we have to have Fedora versions.

Fedora is a my favourite Linux however the version upgrade is problematic when managing large numbers of machines. I have my reasons for using it in production as a desktop, but not as a server.

Why do we have versions instead of constant updates as happens within a version?

Happy to ask elsewhere if this is the wrong place.

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Rick Marshall
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