On 08/09/2013 08:48 AM, Mike Burger wrote: > Simply put, it's likely not in RHEL, either. CentOS is, essentially, a > clone of RHEL, so if it's not in RHEL, it's not in CentOS. > > Keep in mind, as well, that the latest Fedora releases are as closely > related to the current RHEL/CentOS release as you and I. RHEL/CentOS6 is > closer to Fedora 12, as I recall...someone please correct me if I'm wrong. > Quite familiar with Centos taking what Redhat sends her. (Adapted from a line in 'The Wreak of the Edmund Fitzgerald') I seem to recall that the switch started with F16 and complete with F17. So this makes it hard for maintainers to work with the old and new. grumble.