Fedora legacy support dies
Fedora Legacy, the project to deliver long-term support to older versions of the hobbyist Linux OS, is shutting down.
Fedora Legacy, the project to deliver long-term support to older versions of the hobbyist Linux OS, is shutting down.
The free Fedora OS is distributed by Red Hat, and is seen as a testing ground for software that can be used in the fully-supported Red Hat Linux distribution.
But a lack of developer community involvement and operating cash, say the organisers, is to blame for the demise of Fedora Legacy.
Red Hat released Fedora Core 6 last autumn. With the demise of Fedora Legacy, older versions will now no longer be supported.
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