The Alpha version of Fedora 20 was supposed to be unveiled next week, on September 17, but due to two unresolved blocker bugs the development team decided to slip it by one week, scheduled for September 24. Unfortunately, the Beta release and the final version of Fedora 20, which is dubbed Heisenbug, were also delayed by one week. Therefore, Fedora 20 Beta will be released on October 29, and the final version will see the light of day on December 3, 2013.
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