2011/5/23 Johnny Hughes <johnny at centos.org>: > I have said this a million times ... but you are flat out wrong. > > The "community" does many, many things for CentOS. > > It is the community that makes the CentOS Fora one of the best place to > get information. > > The community does all the articles on the CentOS Wiki. > > It is the Community that answers questions on bugs.centos.org > > It is the community that does the graphics for CentOS. > > It is the community that is currently doing the website redesign. > > It is the community that is on the QA team, testing before release. > > It is the community that provides all the "technical support". > > We never said, anywhere, that the community would build the packages, > nor did we say we would teach people how to make the distribution ... Hi Johnny, I think the problem is the long waiting time. For example: CentOS 4.0 = 23 days after RHEL 4.0 CentOS 5.0 = 28 days after RHEL 5.0 CentOS 6.0 = 192 days + CentOS 6.1 = ??? The next problem: After the release of CentOS 6.0, there are no current (6.1) security updates for CentOS 6.0. How about a fundamental change? A completely open development process like at Fedora? CentOS is a great operating system. But many people have lost confidence in CentOS. ... No security updates for months and very long release cycles. Best regards, Morten