“After a failed bid for Fedora 16, Beefy Miracle has been chosen
as the name for Fedora 17.That’s right and this is not a joke.
Beefy Miracle lost out to ‘Verne’ for Fedora 16, but somehow
ended up in the running for Fedora 17. The way that Fedora naming
works is that the name of a new release somehow has to be related
to the previous release. So what could the rationale for Beefy
Miracle possibly be?
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