Re: Fedora Or <Brand X>?

"D. D. Brierton" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.gnome.ximian.user
Organization DZR Web Development
Message-ID <[email protected]>
On Tue, 2004-04-06 at 00:40, Glen Baker wrote:

> With Redhat now officially giving up the ghost on RH9 support I'm faced
> with a quandry: should I switch to Fedora or go with some other
> distribution?
> 
> Let's assume that I'd really like to keep using the Ximian
> desktop/tools. Is there a preference out there?

I wish Ximian would make some kind of official announcement. RHL9's EOL
is 30th April. There must be many many RHL9+XD2 users out there like
myself, many of whom are (again, like myself) paying customers. Given
that it looks unlikely that XD3 will be out by 30th April we need some
guidance as to what upgrade strategy we should adopt. I want an OS that
will be an XD3 supported platform, and at the moment SuSE is the only
platform that I am absolutely certain XD3 will be available for.
However, I also want to take the path of least resistance, which in my
case would mean moving over to Fedora Core 2 (RHEL3 is too expensive and
doesn't actually contain all of the apps I actually use).

Regardless of Ximian's previous policies on this issue, I actually think
they owe paying customers who use RHL9 some response on this issue. I
can't believe that they haven't already decided whether Fedora will be a
supported platform for XD3.

Best, Darren

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