[ Thanks to An Anonymous Reader for
this link. ]
“It might not have as much bling as Ubuntu, but Fedora
still has a lot to offer. While the former focuses primarily on
making life easier for new users (and generally does a great job at
that), Fedora has been concentrating on the underlying technology
and making the best possible entirely free operating system.“Back in February this year, some important project-wide
development changes came to the Fedora project. Currently, the
development pace of Rawhide (Fedora’s testing branch) slows the
closer the project comes to a new release, slowing down the overall
development pace of the project. This new development change will
adopt a new approach, similar to that of Debian. Rawhide will
always continue to be developed at breakneck speed, while a new
testing branch will be created which will slow and in time become
the new stable release. This will mean that future versions of
Fedora to be managed even more efficiently, while allowing the
project to continue developing at full speed.”