In the process of changing its support and development model for
non-enterprise desktop Linux, Red Hat has given a gift to the
community: Fedora.“Fedora is essentially a tweaked version of Red Hat 9 — or Red
Hat 10 — that the company has opened up to outside developers to
extend and support. This is good for everyone concerned, and it
speaks well of Red Hat as a company for doing it.“Overall Fedora makes for a decent desktop platform, marred by a
few annoying bugs…”
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