Thanks for this feedback.
I agree that it is not absolutely nescessary and tag it "later".
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Actually, I don't think such an indication is absolutely necessary.
Ordinary users are not encouraged to use pre-release versions, as the
matter of fact they are even advised not to do so. Anybody using pre-
releases (and so subject to the possible inconvenience) is actually a
tester, and testers a
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Is it even safe to say that if a user upgraded to a -beta or -rc that
their system is "current"? I know that my testing machine was different
than a fresh "complete" 7.10 installation. Ie: Fast user switching in
the top gnome panel.
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Saying something like "your system (7.10 beta) is up to date" or "your
system (7.10 final release) is up to date" would not necessarily work
because as far as I know, beta and release candidates are just snapshots
of packages. Maybe it should say something like "A(n) new
(alpha/beta/final) version
I don't think so.
That doesn't indicate that the beta release has become the final
release.
In my opinion it should be specified. For instance by adding release
information: "your system (7.10 beta) is up to date" or "your system
(7.10 final release) is up to date".
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Maybe it is enough to improve the text information that currently just says:
"No updates available" (or something like that).
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