Challenged? Wasn't looking too good?
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| caitlyn Nov 02, 2012 12:23 PM EDT |
I actually think this makes the Fedora developers look good. They are releasing when ready rather than being slaves to an arbitrary release date. I think a lot of Ubuntu's issues could be solved by adopting the sort of procedures the Fedora developers are using. Do it right, don't do it fast if fast isn't right. |
| Steven_Rosenber Nov 02, 2012 12:43 PM EDT |
One of the blockers is a new update mechanism. Fedora (and by extension RHEL) has always been very weak compared to Debian (and by extension the other way, Ubuntu) in terms of successfully performing an in-place upgrade from one release to another. My own experience with Fedora upgrades was not successful (this was F13-to-14). If they can get this upgrade system working, it'll will be a big step for Fedora now and RHEL later. It's a huge deal, and they need to get it right. |
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