On Fri, 2004-05-21 at 15:18, Jack Howarth wrote: > Okay, up front I realize that Fedora is a hobbyist release... > but the same could be said of Debian. With that said, is there > any plan in place for eventually having a benchmark stable Fedora > release which would be equivalent to the Stable branch of Debian? > I ask because it is unclear if one will be able to install a Core > release and get access to the proper security patches without > constantly upgrading Fedora to the point of it reverting back to > a Test release (for the next Core of course). I know in the > academic environment many folks are looking at Fedora as a successor > to RedHat 9 but I am afraid it is more likely to be a Debian > Unstable type release at best. > Jack I'm not entirly sure what you are asking. However I know that Fedora will be maintaining patches for around 1.5 release cycles. However http://www.fedoralegacy.org/ should be picking up where fedora leaves with regards to security patches. Doug
