Traditionally there’s a major Fedora Linux release every six months — give or take some weeks depending upon the ever-frequent release delays. With Fedora 20 having made it out in December, one would anticipate Fedora 21 would ship in May or June. However, it doesn’t look like it will end up being released before August.
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