> Fedora kinda... sits in the middle of that. It updates to latest version every 6 months It's even more in the middle, Fedora can update to the latest version

> Fedora kinda... sits in the middle of that. It updates to latest version every 6 months It's even more in the middle, Fedora can update to the latest versions of packages as long as its not a major package and its an fairly standalone package. Fedora pulls new kernels as an example. It's release timetable also suits GNOME, Fedora comes out about a month after every GNOME release, with that version of GNOME.