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["Dr. David Alan Gilbert" <dave@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi,
  Some questions on when to mark bugs as being in End-of-life 
versions:

  * Hardy is still supported until 2013 - but as I read it for 'server'
    - does that mean any Hardy bug that's definitely non-server relavent
    can be closed?
    * OK, so what is the definition of 'server' - I mean some stuff
      is obvious (nfs-stuff -> server, game client->not server); but
      what about bits of desktop stuff - do we include basic desktop
      in our definition of server?

  * What about bugs relating to upgrades to Hardy, e.g.
     https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/glibc/+bug/273795

     (which probably has other reasons to be closed, but anyway)
     It's a bug about an upgrade to Hardy, but in glibc, is it still
     supported to upgrade an older system to Hardy? (I doubt there
     are any...)
     
Dave
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