Fedora 10 Released

ekimd writes "Fedora 10, aka 'Cambridge,' was released today. Some of the major features include: 'wireless connection sharing enables ad hoc network sharing, better setup and use of printers through improved management tools, virtualization storage provisioning for local and remote connections now simplified, SecTool is a new security audit and intrusion detection system.' Versions of major software include: Gnome 2.24, Eclipse 3.4 and RPM 4.6. A features list can be found here." Reader Nate2 suggests LinuxFormat's detailed look at the new release, and adds a few more details about the software it contains: the release includes "a new graphical boot-up sequence, OpenOffice.org 3, many improvements to sound support via PulseAudio and other updates."

Comments

Fedora 10 AKA Garbage

[Anonymous Coward]

Linux is a stinking turd...

Will it fix the most notorious Linux bug??

[The_Abortionist]

There is been a bug in the Linux kernel that makes computers reboot every 47.9 days. This bug has been around for nearly 15 years!

I don't think that Linux can claim to be ready for the desktop (nor the server for that matter) until its development process is streamlined. As it is, the development priorities are set at the whims of one person.

Re:Different Audience

[mR.bRiGhTsId3]

A distro for tweakers that ships Gnome by default? Gasp!

Re:But does it run on .... shit that does not work

[Abcd1234]

Yum does have some pros over apt but they sure aren't speed and efficiency.

Good god, like what? I haven't found *anything* yum does better than apt.