Fedora 31 Will Likely Be Cancelled Or Significantly Delayed To Focus On Retooling

[phoronix]

Phoronix: Fedora 31 Will Likely Be Cancelled Or Significantly Delayed To Focus On Retooling

Following the release of Fedora 30 in May, there might not be another major Fedora Linux release for about one year's time...

http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?pag...-Changes-Ahead

[Tiger_Coder]

I would say it's a welcoming change. Don't release for one year but in the time restructure the process. Ubuntu should have also done something like this when they were trying to move into Unity 8 + mir. Take a moment to rethink all your future steps.

[Jabberwocky]

I would say it's a welcoming change. Don't release for one year but in the time restructure the process. Ubuntu should have also done something like this when they were trying to move into Unity 8 + mir. Take a moment to rethink all your future steps.

I agree, although it makes me wonder why distributions/community does not collaborate in this regard.

[TheBlackCat]

I would say it's a welcoming change. Don't release for one year but in the time restructure the process. Ubuntu should have also done something like this when they were trying to move into Unity 8 + mir. Take a moment to rethink all your future steps.

openSUSE did this a few years ago.

[Azpegath]

It's definitely a good idea!

[andre30correia]

openSUSE did this a few years ago.

and died in process

[Azrael5]

I tried to use Fedora on my desktops but in vain. It's an environment not usable for generic user.

[starshipeleven]

and died in process

.. wat?

[wizard69]

This would be fantastic if then end result are more stable release and frankly more stable API’s. I would really like to see the stick with a one year cycle on major component updates.

[gilboa]

I tried to use Fedora on my desktops but in vain. It's an environment not usable for generic user.

I've got ~50+ workstations to prove otherwise (Running either KDE, Mate or XFCE).

- Gilboa