Re: patches

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> Is it correct that redhat will stop releasing patches for 7-8 by the end
> of December and 9 by March?

The Red Hat end-of-lifecycle for those products are nearing.  They will
not be actively supported (i.e. patched for problems, enhancements,
etc.)  Through up2date, however, you can migrate your system to Fedora
Core (or pretty much to any still-active release).

Unless you were a server admin (in which case you would be looking at AS
or ES), I don't see a point why you wouldn't want the latest and
greatest.

-- 
Michael Lee Yohe <michael.yohe@xxxxxxxxxxx>
U.S. Army Aviation and Missile Command Software Engineering Directorate


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