Linked by Thom Holwerda on Tue 19th Dec 2006 22:07 UTC, submitted by Rahul
When a group of Red Hat Fedora developers, engineers, and mangers got together last month for a three-day summit in Westford, Mass., the goal was to establish short- and long-term plans for future Fedora projects. The brainstorming session resulted in a road map that will lead to changes for the Fedora community as a whole.
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2006-09-24
But in any type of production environment having patches stop for your infrastrcuture without any notice is enough to get me mad, and make me consider moving.
Which is exactly the point. Fedora was never meant for production systems, and never claimed to be. The fact that you deployed the wrong system for a particular purpose makes it your fault, and yours alone.