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Linux.com: Fedora Summit Offers Road Map for Community-Wide Changes

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“When a group of Red Hat Fedora developers, engineers, and
mangers got together last month for a three-day summit in Westford,
Mass., the goal was to establish short- and long-term plans for
future Fedora projects. The brainstorming session resulted in a
road map that will lead to changes for the Fedora community as a
whole.

“The Fedora Summit drew 10 top Red Hat and Fedora team members
to the table including Jesse Keating, Fedora’s release engineer;
Fedora developer Jeremy Katz; engineer and original Fedora Project
founder Warren Togami; Greg DeKoenigsberg, community development
manager for Red Hat; and Fedora Project Leader Max Spevack. In
addition to a conference call established to accommodate team
members unable to make the trip to Massachusetts, the meeting was
also transcribed live in an IRC channel that drew more than 100
members of the Fedora community…”

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