RedHat Fedora Core 5
25.11.2005-13:05
Fedora Linux community project has released the first test version of Fedora Core 5. RedHat, which is sponsoring Fedora but not supporting it, is giving to Linux experts an "avant-premiere" to some of the newest technologies that eventually will be used in the next Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5.
The new Fedora is not scheduled for release until the 2nd half of 2006 but will include stateless Linux and Xen virtualization functionality and improved management capabilities.
Fedora Core 5 Release 1 is including updates for the XenSource's open source server virtualization software, as well as new versions of the Gnome and KDE user interfaces, and the final version of the OpenOffice.org application suite.
RedHat schedules a Test 2 to be released just before Christmas, followed by Test 3 in mid-January 2006, and the final release at the end of February.
[ via slashdot ]
5 comments
bon jv?? me couch??... bonne nuit tomtom
@creo > Well, I would say that Debian is full of bugs if I made debian-tn.org :-D
@Terranode > Try Alt + F1 , but such clicks take a lot of time: I prefer typing the command name :-P
Il est o?? le menu D??marrer ?? :-p
"Both Fedora Core and Debian are my distributions of choice; but let's be objective :-) Fedora Core never comes without bugs"
Same for Debian. In fact no operating system is ever completely bug free.
Both Fedora Core and Debian are my distributions of choice; but let's be objective :-) Fedora Core never comes without bugs! I like it for it's stable, reliable and easy to configure; I insist on the last argument, because using vanilla Fedora Core is not suitable for anybody, that's why you need to either upgrade your packages and configure your system.
There are too many sites that give tips and configuration wizard, including Fedora Tunisia.
Merci Tom pour m'avoir permis de poster une pub gratuite :-P