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Subject: AOO "long-term support" ?
From: Fernando Cassia <fcassia@gmail.com>
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Hi,

I wonder if the =C2=B4new management=C2=B4 at AOO ;) has any plans with reg=
ards to
=C2=B4long term support=C2=B4 for AOO?.

I mean... it=C2=B4d be nice if we knew in advance that AOO 3.4.x will be
supported (bugfixes-stability and security issues if any) for the next =C2=
=B4x=C2=B4
years.

Or just how long each version is supported (say, if an AOO 4.0 is released,
for how long AOO 3.4x will continue having security fixes, etc).

Not that I have any worries or needs on the particular... I was just
thinking about Ubuntu=C2=B4s "LTS" releases scheme and the thought crossed =
my
mind if AOO project leaders had something like that in mind, or the talk of
release lifetime was ever thojught or even discussed...

So, I=C2=B4m all ears. ;)
FC

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