Fedora 14 alpha gets ROOT

Aug 24, 2010, 19:05 (0 Talkback[s])
(Other stories by Sean Michael Kerner)

[ Thanks to smk for this link. ]

"From the 'Famous Physicist' files:

"The first alpha of Red Hat's Fedora 14 Linux is now avail, and it sure has a very long list of new features. There are improvements to security, performance and virtualization as well as some interesting new analysis technology.

""Given that Fedora 14 is named after one of the giants of modern theoretical physics, it seems appropriate that Laughlin sees the introduction to Fedora of '''ROOT''', an object-oriented, open-source platform for data acquisition, simulation and data analysis developed by CERN," Fedora developer Dennis Gilmore wrote"

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