Joshua D. Drake wrote:
> Dave Page wrote:
>> Joshua D. Drake wrote:
>>> Dave Page wrote:
>>>> There is currently no way for a visitor to the website to what whats
>>>> cool and new in the latest major release. This info is in the main
>>>> announcement panel for a while after we release, but is gone as soon as
>>>> we have a conference or something.
>>>> Any ideas how we can best fix this?
>>> Personally, I believe we should only talk about the "latest" release on
>>> the front page and have "older releases" linked.
>> Disagree - we should be linking to the latest point releases of each
>> supported branch. Many people just can't do a major upgrade every year.
>
> Well sure, we are one of them ;). I am not saying hide the older
> releases but you don't see stuff about RHEL 3 (which is still supported)
> on redhat's front page.
No, but then you pay a lot of money for their auto-upgrade service to
tell you that updates are available for RHEL3...
/D
