Unlike the Fedora 18 release, which was delayed time and again due to a large overhaul of the Anaconda installation system, no such major plumbing is being done in Fedora 19, helping the release stay close to the original schedule.
“Normally we have a good batch of features for everyone in a new release, and this time around a lot of it is under-the-hood kinds of stuff,” Fedora Project Leader, Robyn Bergeron, told ServerWatch
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