Document availability of official Fedora packages #1936
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Of course @hegjon I'll want a fact check on this after it's official so the actual supported release targets are correct. I'm hoping this documentation can land in the manual before the next release, but of course as with anything downstream it happens when it happens. |
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I think there are no show stoppers for me to include it for Fedora 38 and later, except that I have upgraded all my machines to Fedora 39, so it would be nice if someone else could test it on Fedora 38. Fedora 37 was EOL Tuesday, 5 December 2023 [1], so I would remove Fedora 36 and Fedora 37 from the documentation. |
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Pending review process actually completing and #872 being closed this should update the docs to reflect the official packaging.