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For more information refer to the [[LifeCycle]] page. | For more information refer to the [[LifeCycle]] page. | ||
* Fedora 9: 2009-07-10 (Announcement missing) -- 392 days? | |||
* Fedora 8: 2009-01-07 ([https://www.redhat.com/archives/fedora-announce-list/2008-November/msg00021.html EOL Announcement]) -- 426 days. | * Fedora 8: 2009-01-07 ([https://www.redhat.com/archives/fedora-announce-list/2008-November/msg00021.html EOL Announcement]) -- 426 days. | ||
* Fedora 7: 2008-06-13 ([https://www.redhat.com/archives/fedora-announce-list/2008-April/msg00013.html EOL Announcement]) -- 379 days | * Fedora 7: 2008-06-13 ([https://www.redhat.com/archives/fedora-announce-list/2008-April/msg00013.html EOL Announcement]) -- 379 days | ||
Revision as of 13:33, 10 July 2009
Fedora Project maintains any particular release of Fedora for a month after final release of the second following release.
For more information refer to the LifeCycle page.
- Fedora 9: 2009-07-10 (Announcement missing) -- 392 days?
- Fedora 8: 2009-01-07 (EOL Announcement) -- 426 days.
- Fedora 7: 2008-06-13 (EOL Announcement) -- 379 days
- Fedora Core 6: 2007-12-07 (EOL Announcement) -- 409 days
- Fedora Core 5: 2007-07-02 (EOL Announcement) -- 469 days
- Fedora Core 4: 2006-08-07 (EOL Announcement) -- 420 days
- Fedora Core 3: 2006-01-16 (EOL Announcement) -- 434 days
- Fedora Core 2: 2005-04-11 (EOL Announcement) -- 328 days
- Fedora Core 1: 2004-09-20 (EOL Announcement) -- 320 days
Historical Fedora release schedules are available at this page.