Fedora 21 was a difficult release for Red Hat’s community Linux distribution, introducing a new release paradigm, a new project leader and a very long release cycle. Fedora 22 which is set to officially be released on May 26 on the other hand, follows Fedora 21 by six months and is a continued evolution of the changes that have already been introduced.
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