I guess this makes sense to me. Each OS maintainer should be able to decide when legacy code is just too much work to maintain. Some people may not be able to

I guess this makes sense to me. Each OS maintainer should be able to decide when legacy code is just too much work to maintain. Some people may not be able to use Fedora on their older hardware and may have to use something else. I imagine this decision will eventually find its way into RHEL and the CentOS forks? I am currently using Qubes OS as a browsing desktop and quite happy with it thus far, but it does not support UEFI on my hardware despite the installer recognizing it. I probably could have figured out what was going on but I just needed to quickly load a new OS. I am contemplating turning one of my little Protectli firewalls into a Qubes browsing desktop.