Re: Important information regarding the merger of core and extras, and what this means to Legacy

[Jeff Sheltren <sheltren@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

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On Nov 15, 2006, at 10:15 AM, Jesse Keating wrote:

> On Wednesday 15 November 2006 08:49, James Kosin wrote:
> > I may have some critical things to say about participation; but, I
> > still believe the community of participators can support a 6-12 month
> > window with the FC releases fall aside.  This will give those who
> > choose to wait for a few months before upgrading the chance to keep
> > up-to-date with security fixes while they wait.
>
> The Fedora project would be offering 13~ months of updates  
> (security only for
> the last part), which gives you the opportunity to go from say  
> Fedora 7 to
> Fedora 9 + 1 month.

I like this idea, and I'd be happy to see official support for an FC  
release last ~13 months.

Of course, this would end all interest I have in Fedora Legacy, which  
at this point is mostly to allow upgrading (well, re-installing in my  
case) from FCN to FCN+2.

How much of this is just speculation at this point, and how close is  
this to being actual policy?

- -Jeff

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