But isnt 2-3 releases of Fedora in a year make users run for updates every now and then?
Yes, this is "by design". Look at the Fedora website (http://fedora.redhat.com/) where it states there will be 2-3 releases per year. And that's not counting the updates. Fedora is a leading-edge distribution and the updates come along frequently.
> We are used to 3-4 years gap from windows.For those
who dont have access to net (TG im not one of them) its more hard.
People wanting longer release cycles like this would be better off with the "enterprise" style distributions like Red Hat Enterprise Linux and its clones.
Win98 support is yet available (or needed)
Windows 98 support from Microsoft ended in June 2002; see http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=fh;[ln];LifeWin
> unlike Fedora1 which
support is ended up :(( I thought i have got latest one when i saw (C) 2004 but shocked to see its past now!
Welcome to the high-speed world of Fedora ;-)
Paul.
