Members of the open-source Fedora Linux Project gathered at the new Flock conference in Charleston, S.C., from Aug. 9 to 12 to discuss the future of their Linux distribution. It’s a future that could see Fedora take a new path forward that will see the distribution evolve from a general-purpose open-source operating system to a new model with core functionality and then separate specific builds for different use cases.
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