Red Hat sews up Linux for hobbyists: We had talked before about Red Hat abandoning the consumer version of its product, but perhaps we jumped the gun.
Red Hat will release the first version of its hobbyist edition of Linux on Thursday, a company executive said, as the software seller tries to improve profitability by splitting its product line.“It’s coming tomorrow,” John Young, vice president of marketing for Red Hat, said in an interview Wednesday. Red Hat had hoped to release the software, called Fedora Core 1, on Monday, but had to delay a few days because of a last-minute glitch, the Linux seller said.
“Fredora” — I like that name. This must have something to do with The Fedora Project.
Red Hat Cans Linux Distribution: They're ditching the consumer oriented version to focus on their enterprise customers. We should have seen this coming after they announced they were going to stop selling in retail outlets. "Leading Linux distributor Red Hat Inc. on Monday made clear its intention to focus on…
Fedora Project, sponsored by Red Hat "The goal of The Fedora Project is to work with the Linux community to build a complete, general purpose operating system exclusively from free software. Development will be done in a public forum. The project will produce time-based releases of Fedora Core about 2-3 times…
Fedora IS the Fedora project. It's not a consumer version, it's a bleeding-edge distribution targeted at hobbyists. Their idea is to foster more development on the leading edge of Linux, thereby improving the OS (and reducing their R&D costs)