Notifying end-users when support is no more
Jan Claeys
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Wed Jan 3 14:43:49 UTC 2007
Op dinsdag 02-01-2007 om 22:25 uur [tijdzone +0100], schreef Francesco
Fumanti:
> >Fumanti:
> >> There should however be a way for the user to get definitively rid of
> >> the update notification, even if he does not update!
> >>
> >> Consider for example a person using Ubuntu on a machine that is
> >> always offline and that offers to him a system that does all that he
> >> wants. As he wants to keep the system as it is, he should have the
> >> opportunity to dismiss the upgrade notification forever.
> >
> >Such a system wouldn't "know" that it is out-of-support, so there
> >wouldn't be a notification bubble... ;-)
>
> Why does such a system not know it?
> Is the end of support based on the date?
In theory a release is supported for a fixed period, but I don't think
it's a good idea to hard-code that period.
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Jan Claeys
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