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Subject: Re: [media inquiry] about the upcoming FedoraCore 3 release.
From: Jack Aboutboul <jaboutboul@speakeasy.net>
To: Sean Michael Kerner <sean@seanmichaelkerner.com>
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On Thu, 2004-11-04 at 14:52, Sean Michael Kerner wrote:
> Hi Jack,
> 
> I'm putting together a story today/tomorrow about the upcoming Fedora Core
> 3 release. I'm hoping that you can help me out a bit with it.
> 
> I was was just wondering what your (quotable) opinion is on FC3? and what
> it means to you as a member of the community?
> 
Hey Sean,

	Long time no speak. Nice to hear from you again.  My opinion on FC3: 
1. On the release of the new distro: The upcoming release really shows
the commitment of all parties involved in the project to put together a
stable, feature rich and yet cutting edge distribution. Core 3
incorporates the latest versions of many user favored applications, i.e.
Xorg, GNOME, OOo etc., as well as the latest in progressive code from up
and coming advancements such as SELinux and stateless linux.  We think
that Core 3 is better architected to suit a broad base of user
interests, ranging from the simplest of beginners to the most advanced.

2. As a member of the community, this release signifies not only Red
Hat's commitment to the project and its prosperity, but to the open
source community at large. Furthermore, it shows that the community
continues to play an ever-growing role in the design and development of
all things surrounding the Fedora Project.  Things would not be where
they were today had it not been for the amazing contributions of
community members. Steps are always being taken to make the process more
open and people are stepping up to the plate, which gives me faith in
Red Hat's decision to create the Fedora Project, and in the power of the
free and open source development model.

Thanks for the inquiry, if you need anything else feel free to call me
tomorrow as I will be away from the computer traveling. 718-249-3243.

Thanks again,
Jack
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