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eWeek: Debian and Fedora Stay Sharp

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“June saw new releases of two of the world’s most significant
Linux distributions–Red Hat Inc.’s Fedora Core and Software in the
Public Interest Inc.’s Debian–both of which are popular, freely
available and capable of serving well in roles from the server room
to the desktop.

“Fedora Core 4, which undergoes a version upgrade two to three
times a year, represents the vanguard of open-source software and
tends to lead other distributions in the implementation of new
technologies, such as SELinux (Security-Enhanced Linux) and Logical
Volume Management…”

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