> It's up to Fedora to support Go 1.16 on its own. It may be worthwhile for someone to maintain a list of Open Source projects with an EOL cycle that turned ou

> It's up to Fedora to support Go 1.16 on its own. It may be worthwhile for someone to maintain a list of Open Source projects with an EOL cycle that turned out to be too fast for a popular Linux distribution, along with notes about where to find (potentially valid) security patches. For example, before long, https://groups.google.com/g/golang-announce https://groups.google.com/g/golang-announce will undoubtedly announce a security problem that's only fixed in 1.17.x and 1.18.x. If someone is already volunteering to maintain a tree of 1.16.15+backported-security-fixes, it might not be immediately obvious where to find that.