On Thu, Mar 18, 2004 at 05:42:53PM -0500, Luc Bouchard wrote: > Either help out in the community effort, There is no community effort yet. This has been all lip service until now. I don't see any non-RH-employee having any commit rights or access to vendor-sec in order to timely prepare and test security updates like Debian. Sorry, there is no community effort yet. RH is still fully in charge and control. I'm not complaining about this fact - I'm complaining about RH driving a "push people to RHEL" strategy _without_ openly saying so. I have _no_ problems if RH would just say "guys, timely security updates only with our pay products, the rest comes deliberately later.". At least that'd be honest. Red Hat: can you please outline your official position regarding security updates for Fedora Core in the future? When can we expect future security updates to appear - at the earliest possible opportunity (read: at the same time [coordinated vendor-sec release] or only insignificantly later than the RHEL updates [surprise publication of a vuln]), or delayed? I'm not complaining - I just do want to know what to expect in order to make sensible decisions for future system installs. Regards, Daniel
