contacting fedora project about updating packages

[Kelly Prescott]

In most Linux distributions, the packages lag behind releases by 1 version 
release or 2.
The process of vetting, testing, and integrating is time consuming, and 
that is why they lag behind...
Feel free to post to them, but if any one answers you, they might not be 
as understanding as we are...
Fedora is a community project, so you might consider contributing time for 
docs etcetra to make it easier to keep up with the demand for current 
packages.

Hope this information helps.
kp


On Mon, 23 May 2005, Nick Gawronski wrote:

> Hi, I was looking on fedora.redhat.com because I was wanting to contact the 
> people who work on fedora because some packages I have found in core 3 are 
> not the newest versions and a few other things that does not really matter on 
> this list, all I saw on that page is a mailing list but I don't want to 
> subscribe to the list just to post subgestions or bugs do you know if that 
> list you need to be a subscriber in order to post?  The list is 
> fedora-list at redhat.com bye
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