On Tue 2021-08-03, Simon Lees wrote:
>>>> 7.5 years, no?
>>> There will be 15.5. What we don't know is if there will be 15.6 and if 
>>> so, will it be in parallel with something "else".
>> Well, that makes it even stronger of a message than I had initially
>> wondered about. :-)
>> 
>> Who can adjust the Lifecycle wiki accordingly?
> We could, but while we know there will be a 15.5 what i'm not sure we 
> know is whether there will be a 16.5 and given that this page should be 
> our long term commitment I don't think we should be saying 7.5 years now 
> then get half way through the Leap 16 cycle and decide to drop it back 
> to 4.5 years. Unfortunately as a project we don't get to make decisions 
> on these things until we have a fair idea of what SUSE maybe doing.

Well, what in life is 100% sure?

Whenever you book a flight/train/theatre ticket/doctor's appointment,
it's not a given that it really works out at that very time.

Even when you marry, which usually is "for life", you also don't know
how the next year, of the seventh ;-), are going to work out.


I'm not saying we should make false claims, but with 15.x *having*
such a life cycle, and us not having any indications the future will
offer less, why not promote that?

Gerald

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