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Re: OpenSuse vs Fedora Legacy versions: msg#00102

Subject: Re: OpenSuse vs Fedora Legacy versions
On Fri, 2006-04-21 at 12:07 +0200, Chitlesh GOORAH wrote:
> Concerning security updates of Legacy versions of Fedora, Fedora
> Legacy isn't in charge of this ?
> if yes, we should ask OpenSuse to formulate their phrase better.

Why do other distros, and their advocates, feel the need to (often
inaccurately) answer questions for _other_ distros?

I'm _still_ fighting the "epoch-based release" non-sense.

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Bryan J. Smith             Professional, technical annoyance
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