The big innovations touted for this release are:
- Revisor tool - a graphical appliation built on top of Fedora's other build tools that gives flexibility to build an ISO, a live CD, etc. Mike Spevack, Fedora's project leader, feels this is Fedora's crown jewel. Customized versions of Fedora are now possible to an extent that was not available previously.
- Live CD - first time for Fedora, (however not an industry shake-up here).
- Kernel-based Virtual Machine (KVM) technology has been integrated with the Fedora graphical virtualization manager tool. KVM provides a full virtualization solution, and users have a choice between KVM and Xen, along with Qemu, in this release.
Thanks FF!
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5-31-2007 @ 1:51PM
Brandon said...
But I just installed Ububntu! :(
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5-31-2007 @ 1:51PM
Brandon said...
-Ubuntu
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5-31-2007 @ 4:17PM
julian said...
haha me too,.... uhhh most open source should unite... maybe keep about 5 different versions
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5-31-2007 @ 8:18PM
Calvin said...
#1: Ubuntu
#2: Fedora
#3: OpenSuse
That's the word on the internet on how the distros line up. If they all worked together then we would see something a little more competitive.
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5-31-2007 @ 10:12PM
wolliam said...
downloading it.... i will test it tomorrow
http://clubvaio.blogspot.com/
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6-21-2007 @ 3:08AM
mike said...
guys help me. ive been trying to download fedora 7 but failed. can any one just send me the correct url?
tnx
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