What will happen to the old releases?

[David]

As an example, though Yarrow is stable, it's far from rock solid and when a program does crash I usually have to reach for my reset switch. There are also other frustrating bugs and niggles that I have to put up with. I'm sure these issues would be fixed in time, but since everyone's gearing up for the release of Core 2 (myself included) who's likely to care?

Since I use Fedora as my primary system what's most important to me is stability, reliability and dependability. This inevitably means sticking with one system for a while as it becomes more and more refined.

Can we expect the refinement of a Fedora release to continue after it's been replaced with the next major upgrade, or will Fedora forever be rough around the edges?

[ilja]

http://www.fedoralegacy.org/ is meant to solve your troubles

[David]

ah, perfect

Thanks llja

[ilja]

so now you have to tell me, whether it is ok to say all your troubles will be solved ?

[David]

yeah, I think so. That's certainly reassuring anyway.