Hi
Jack Aboutboul talks about what's new and interesting in Fedora in a
Linux World podcast with Don Marti. Why does the core/extras merge
matter, custom spins of Fedora, relationship between Fedora and OLPC,
KVM and virt-manager virtualization, does user space in Linux still suck
like Dave Jones says it did, boot up speed and much more...
http://www.linuxworld.com/podcasts/linux/2007/062507-linuxcast.html
Rahul
http://www.phoronix.com/?page=news_item&px=NTg5Ng
"Smolt, the Linux hardware profiler that was introduced by the Fedora
project for automatically reporting installed hardware and other system
attributes, reached a new milestone last week and is in the process of
another. Last week, Smolt reached 75,000 profiles for Fedora after being
introduced back in January of this year. At the time of writing, there
are now over 78,300 profiles."
Kudo's go to the dev's
Cheers,
Marc
Hi
The statistics pages have more details but the uptake is pretty good so
far. The smolt data is also pretty interesting.
http://www.press.redhat.com/2007/07/03/hows-fedora-7-faring/
"It’s been about one month since the release of Fedora 7 and we thought
it was time to give you a few updates.
We’ve had over 300,000 installations of Fedora 7 in the first month
since its release on May 31. That number is thus far pretty in-line with
expectations, given that Fedora Core 6 received close to 400,000
installations in its first month, and we expect that people will wait a
little while to upgrade their systems. Fedora keeps a statistics page
with information about the newest releases if you’d like to learn more."
Rahul
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Fedora 7 is a first class distro that demonstrates solid progress in
improving the user experience, easing the move to virtualization and
enabling the user to create their own custom spins with open source
build tools.
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You see things; and you say 'Why?';
But I dream things that never were;
and I say 'Why not?' - George Bernard Shaw
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Hi
"In Fedora 8 and 9, over the next year let's say, we want to make the
technology even better. For example, envision you take your whole
computer around on your USB key and you stick it into any laptop and
your desktop just appears. If you loose it, your data is encrypted, so
it's not as much of a catastrophe as it could be – at least your bank
account is not all over the world."
http://www.technetra.com/writings/archive/2007/07/01/face-to-face-with-max-…
Rahul
http://www.technetra.com/writings/archive/2007/07/01/review-fedora-7
"As their "Flying High" theme promises, Fedora 7 is indeed a great
plane to fly. It is a first class distro that demonstrates solid
progress in improving the user experience, easing the move to
virtualization and enabling the user to create their own flying
machine through custom build tools. So grab your flight gear and take
Fedora 7 for a spin. See you onboard!"
--
Thomas Chung
http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/ThomasChung