eWeek: Debian and Fedora Stay Sharp

"June saw new releases of two of the world's most significant Linux distributions--Red Hat Inc.'s Fedora Core and Software in the Public Interest Inc.'s Debian--both of which are popular, freely available and capable of serving well in roles from the server room to the desktop.

"Fedora Core 4, which undergoes a version upgrade two to three times a year, represents the vanguard of open-source software and tends to lead other distributions in the implementation of new technologies, such as SELinux (Security-Enhanced Linux) and Logical Volume Management..."

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