Fedora makes running nightly builds of dev branch easy
by Lee Mathews Aug 25th 2009 at 4:00PM
If staying on top of bleeding-edge browser builds isn't hard-core enough for you, why not roll with a nightly build of an entire operating system?
Happy Assassin reports that the Fedora crew is making it easy to get your hands on fresh-baked LiveCD images of the upcoming Rawhide branch. Neatly packaging the distro this way should make it easy for more users to get involved in testing.
Just download the current .iso and boot it up in your favorite virtualization app or on your intrepid test system - no permanent changes necessary.
Keen to try out the latest Rawhide? Keep them doggies rollin' on over to the Fedora servers and grab the x86 or x64 version.
[via OSNews]
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