I confirm that I'll maintain Fedora Kinoite for Fedora 42.

This also applies to Silverblue although I don't see a ticket for it in the tracker.

There should probably be tickets for Sway Atomic & Budgie Atomic as well.

As silverblue is an edition, it doesnt require a Spin/Lab ticket and Sway and Budgie had tickets opened for them already and have been confirmed and acked.

Thanks for the confirmation for Kinoite!

Silverblue is not an edition AFAIK, otherwise it would be featured on the main page: https://fedoraproject.org/

I could not find an up to date list of editions. https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Editions is not up-to-date as Fedora CoreOS & Fedora Cloud are now editions.

Anyway, this is a nick picking a bit. Thanks for the update.

Actually, the Atomic Desktops family are kind of an outlier. Would
they all be considered Spins or Labs? They are listed in their own
category https://fedoraproject.org/atomic-desktops/
I dont think that link you shared is an updated page or one that is
even actively maintained. The last edits before yours was from 2021.
The Fedora websites repo might be where the main website page
information is coming from
https://gitlab.com/fedora/websites-apps/fedora-websites/cms/fedoraproject.o=
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Anyway, this is a nick picking a bit. Thanks for the update.

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I think they are more of a special kind of Spins than Labs but agree that it's a grey area.