[CALUG] misc tech Q's (typos/corrections)

[Bryan J Smith]

Re-written ...

There is talk of a 3 release cycle (extended life cycle), so Fedora is  
supported beyond 18 months, instead of the current 13+ months or so, but it's 
still talk.  The official cycle is still 2 releases +1 month -- so Fedora 12 
stopped receiving updates (at least officially) one (1) month after the release 
of Fedora 14.


----- Original Message ----
From: Bryan J Smith <b.j.smith at ieee.org>

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There is talk of a 3 release cycle (ended life cycle), so Fedora is 
supported beyond 18 months, instead of the current 13+ months or so, but it's 
still talk.  The official cycle is still 2 releases +1 month -- so Fedora 12 
stopped receiving updates (at least officially) one (1) month after the release 
of Fedora 12.
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