rozie

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2024-08-22 17:28:11

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I guess a year of support for EOL product is not bad, huh?
But that's true that Google does not provide support timeline for OSes other than Windows. Also: looking on the reqs website, it never did, so users choosing Chrome knew it in advance and I have no clue why they suddenly expect to be notified.

2024-08-22 16:27:26

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As I stated previously, this page has obvious mistake. They should correct it ASAP.
At the same time I find faith that Chrome will be supported on EOL systems, which is based only on that one page... bold at least.

2024-08-22 15:53:27

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It's not their job to warn anyone that system produced by another company is getting EOL.
Srsly, it's Canonical who sells support (or illusion of it). I believe they should be asked for help/blamed as they take money for ESM. They should even warn users that system with their support has 3rd party software installed.

2024-08-22 15:28:07

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For me it's perfectly acceptable. You would like to force them to run EOL system to build and test their software, which they provide for free.
No one, even big corp, should be forced/expected to do so.