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Well openSUSE Leap 16.0 will be launched in October 1st, it will be supported for some time. At least 7 years.
by spookie 1y ago
Well openSUSE Leap 16.0 will be launched in October 1st, it will be supported for some time. At least 7 years.
- homebrewer 1y agoI don't think they promise more than three years? (Not a criticism in the slightest, I don't demand anything from unpaid volunteers.) "RHEL" is supported for 10, and if Oracle screws us over (I can believe in that possibility), ELevate lets you migrate sideways to any supported alternative. It really depends on the use case.
- spookie 1y agoIt uses semantic versioning. Maybe that's where our different assessments lie. For example, 15.6 was still stuck on GCC 7. Guess when 15.0 was released. Also, stuck on Python 3.6, which was released around the same time.