[luau] Warren quoted internetnews...

[Ronald Willis]

http://www.internetnews.com/dev-news/article.php/3300161


Another option, is a subset of the Fedora Project, called the Fedora Legacy
Project. This project aims to offer community-based support for 'dead'
versions of Red Hat Linux. However, some members say more volunteers are
needed to support distributions.

Warren Togami, one of the leaders of the Fedora Legacy project, echoes that
sentiment.

"A lot of potentially good work has been submitted by a few dedicated
individuals, but as of yet, others have not followed through with the
necessary work to finalize publication of several pending updates," he said.
"This is in the hands of the community, if they wish it to thrive. It is not
too late, neither is it too difficult."