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Fedora 11 released with new virtualization, software management tools

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“Fedora is a proving ground for new Linux technologies that
often find their way into Red Hat’s Enterprise Linux (RHEL). The
Fedora release gives users a chance to test-drive the features.

“Fedora 11, which was code named Leonidas, includes
virtualization console improvements that ease the task of moving
between the host operating system and the guest operating system
environments. And the operating system has an improved Virtual
Machine Creation Wizard, which supports a wider variety of hardware
and new workflow processes that makes it easier to deploy virtual
machines (VM).”


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