a lot of bugs to iron out. So my suggestion is that you upgrade to Fedora 7 and run that until that
gets end of lifed, then you upgrade to 8 and so on.
Just continue using FC6 will put a strong burden on you, doing all the security related patchin yourself.
Another option would be to switch to CentOS. Then you still have the Red Hat feel, but each release
is supported over a longer period of time.
2007/12/21, Rahul Tidke <rahul@xxxxxxxxxxxx>:
Hello!
I have been using fedora core 6 in production since its launch, I have
applied all the software and kernel updates till data using software
updater. As redhat/fedora announced its (core 6) end of life; I am doubtful
about continuing its use in future??
I am satisfied with the performance so far, iptables and selinux
(enforcing/targeted) are configured properly.
My question is
1) Shall I continue using this version or shall I upgrade to Fedora 8??
2) What actually end of life means??
3) Can I apply (kernel/software) updates after end of life?
4) Is there any security threat?
Thank you.
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