Pekka Savola wrote:
That's the primary reason I haven't volunteered for testing for FC2.
I have an FC2 machine which I don't want to clobber. Isn't that
the *reason* Legacy exists? We don't want to clobber our machines.
I'd suspect most folks should have dozens if not hundreds of
systems running, and are willing to experiment with a couple of
them (or have a couple of experimental boxes set aside) in order to
get the tested updates shipped to the rest of the systems once the
updates have been approved.
Well, I don't. I have FC4 on my workstation and plan on upgrading it
to FC5 soon after it's released. However I have couple of servers
running FC2 and FC3, though no 'spare machines' for testing. If I
could QA legacy packages on my workstation using some sort of VM
solution (which wouldn't take a rocket scientist to setup) I'd be
happy to help.
Nils.
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