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Fedora 8

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loicb54

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A new build of Plesk can be out for Fedora 8 ? Fedora 8 will out in 3 days and i did'nt want to switch to 8.2.1 and Fedora 7 (i'm actually) on 8.2 and FC6
Why a lag between Fedora and Plesk?
 
Because a new supported OS needs new builds, probably modifications and a lot of testing.

Fedora has a new release about twice a year (and only the latest two are supported by the Fedora Project). As it stands Plesk doesn't even support Fedora 7 yet, and Fedora Core 6 will be EOL'd by the Fedora Project in december. I'd say Fedora is moving way to fast for use as a stable hosting platform, but that's for you to decide.

Fedora is a nice distribution, but for serious hosting I'd look into using something like RHEL or CentOS (7 years of security updates instead of just over a year).
 
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