Was there a 6.10 release of Edubuntu

[Damian Piotr Melniczuk]

Stéphane Graber napisał(a):
> J. Scott Edwards wrote:
>> When I started saving the checksums for all of the Ubuntu releases I
>> had no idea how difficult (or at least time consuming) it was going to
>> be.  I have been getting most of my information from the
>> http://cdimages.ubuntu.com/ website.  I think I have gotten all of the
>> Ubuntu releases up through 6.06.2
>> (http://www.worldwide-database.org/cgi-bin/list_files.cgi?md5), so I
>> was just starting on 6.10 and I looked at
>> http://cdimages.ubuntu.com/edubuntu/releases/ and it doesn't list an
>> Edubuntu 6.10 release:
> 
>> Index of /edubuntu/releases
> 
>>     * Parent Directory
>>     * 6.06.1/
>>     * 6.06/
>>     * 7.04/
>>     * 7.10/
>>     * 8.04/
>>     * dapper/
>>     * edgy/
>>     * feisty/
>>     * gutsy/
>>     * hardy/
> 
>> However, just to be thorough I googled for edubuntu-6.10-i386.iso and
>> it found one web page
>> http://www.yinfor.com/freethinking/archives/2006/10/ubuntu610.html (a
>> blog) that listed it.  I can't really read this page, but it has a
>> link to a torrent file for it.  I am not sure what to make of this at
>> all.  I find it hard to believe that if it actually existed that there
>> is only one web page on the entire Internet that still has a reference
>> to it?!?  So can anyone confirm that there was actually an Edubuntu
>> 6.10 release or if it was really skipped?
> 
>> Thanks for any information
>>   -Scott
> 
> 
> Edubuntu 6.10 is no longer supported, it's the reason why you can't find
> it on the mirrors.
> 6.06 is still here because it's a LTS release, all previous releases
> have been removed as their 18 months support period was over.
> 
> Stéphane
According to this: http://www.ubuntu.com/news/ubuntu610end-of-life
Ubuntu 6.10 should be supported for 5 more days from now. Isn't edubuntu
 have the same support lifetime as ubuntu?
Maybe it's not available because there are two ways to choose ubuntu
release:
-bleeding edge with normal support time;
-super stable with long support time.
And in both categories newest releases are recommended, and older are
removed to not confuse users. That's what I'm thinking :)
Damian Melniczuk