On Wed, Jul 28, 2010 at 03:04:46PM +0200, Florent Le Coz wrote:
On 28/07/2010 14:52, Mike McGrath wrote:
> In my opinion including software that even upstream says is not ready is
> for a distribution that's "lost their way". We can still be a
leading
> distribution and not include pre-release software. Especially pre-release
> software that's not only in our critical path, but also something that
> almost all of us use every day.
I agree, but doesn't that mean that Firefox 4.0 won't be available in
F14 at all and will only be in F15?
I think it would be a huge drawback for Fedora 14.
It would be huge if there people who can't live without it didn't have
any other way of getting it than having it pre-packaged. I think
Firefox 4 looks to be fantastic, but the truth is that people only
have to wait a few months for a release with it pre-packaged, if
they're not able to add it on their own.
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