Agree on this so hard. Why does everyone expect instant patches and SLA-like infrastructure from unpaid volunteers?

If you want that, buy a commercial distro of linux, or use Windows. That's a huge part of Microsoft's value proposition to enterprise - they pay people to stay on top of security patches for you. Same with RedHat and others.

Expecting anything of unpaid volunteers is unreasonable.

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