The Fedora 21 release has been somewhat delayed and is the first new Fedora release since Fedora 20 in 2013. Fedora Project Leader Matthew 
Miller explained to ServerWatch that originally the new Fedora Next approach was set to add a three month delay to the release. He admitted that the release cycle did take longer than originally anticipated but there were a a number or reasons that make it all worthwhile
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