Linked by Eugenia Loli-Queru on Fri 23rd Jun 2006 17:28 UTC, submitted by Phoronix
"It is time yet again where the next Fedora Core installment (this time, Core 6) begins to grab the attention of red-hat-wearing penguins and other GNU/Linux enthusiasts. Yesterday was the inaugural test release of Fedora Core 6, which is targeted at die-hard Fedorians, and any other users wishing to get a glimpse at what Fedora Core 6 will hold in store."
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2005-07-24
"""Bottom line, if you want loger support, go with OpenSuse (two years), CentOS (five years), or Ubuntu (five years)."""
CentOS 4 will receive maintenance updates through at least Feb 29, 2012, which is over seven years from its Feb 2005 release date. And I can attest that the updates have been quite timely, indeed.
http://centos.org/modules/smartfaq/faq.php?faqid=42
Even the ancient CentOS 2 (based on RHEL 2.1, released May 17, 2002) will be supported another 3 years, through May 31, 2009, and thus even that aged RH 7.2 based release will still be supported after the upcoming Fedora Core 6 has long been out of support.