I use it in Debian, which used to (until recently) package 2 versions in every release. This was convenient for me, a conservative user, who might run old-stab

I use it in Debian, which used to (until recently) package 2 versions in every release. This was convenient for me, a conservative user, who might run old-stable on some computers for months before upgrading to stable. I have used workarounds in the past (mount home directory in a container, and sync from within) so I'm fine with a single version in Debian. But you package for Fedora, which is "upstream" for RHEL (if I'm not mistaken) with their 10 year life cycles, so I'm sure RHEL customers would love you to keep as many versions available as possible :)