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	Fedora Project
		Fedora Core 6 Zod LiveCD 1 iso image for i386.
		Fedora Core 6 Zod binary CD iso images for i386.
		The Fedora Project is maintained and driven by the community and sponsored by Red Hat.
	torrent.fedoraproject.org (150 words)

	Encyclopedia: Fedora Core (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Fedora came about as a result of a new business strategy which Red Hat implemented late in 2003 - Red Hat now positions Red Hat Enterprise Linux as a business-oriented Linux distribution, and all official support is for that distribution.
		Fedora Core 2 (FC2, release name Tettnang), reached release on May 18, 2004, and was transferred to Fedora Legacy on April 11, 2005.
		Fedora Core 1 (FC1, internal codename Cambridge, release name Yarrow) was released on November 6, 2003, and transferred to Fedora Legacy on November 20, 2004.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Fedora-Core (2632 words)

	Fedora Core - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Fedora Core is an RPM-based Linux distribution, developed by the community-supported Fedora Project, sponsored by Red Hat.
		Fedora Core 5 Final will be the next stable release of Fedora Core, which will be released on February 27, 2006.
		The Fedora Legacy project is a community project that handles releases after Red Hat has stopped maintaining updates for those who do not wish to or cannot upgrade.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Fedora_Core (616 words)

	Fedora Project - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Fedora Project is the organization responsible for producing Fedora Core and Fedora Extras.
		It is the result of a merger between the Red Hat Linux and old Fedora Linux projects in September 2003, and is officially sponsored by Red Hat, which has many employees working on the project's code.
		The Fedora Linux project developed Extras packages for older Red Hat Linux distributions (RHL8, RHL9, FC1, FC2) before it became part of the Fedora Project.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Fedora_Project (161 words)

	The Fedora Project: An Open-source Digital Object Repository Management System
		Fedora is one of a number of repository architectures that have been proposed over recent years for use in digital libraries.
		The Fedora architecture is based on object models that by definition are templates for units of content, called data objects, which can include digital resources, metadata about the resources, and linkages to software tools and services that have been configured to deliver the content in desired ways.
		In fact, the Fedora object model supports a spectrum of possible configurations from objects where all content is stored in the repository, to "hybrid" objects where some content is managed by the repository and some is stored remotely, to "surrogate" objects whose content is external to the repository.
	www.dlib.org /dlib/april03/staples/04staples.html (5030 words)

	Cover Pages: Fedora Version 2.0 Open-Source Repository Supports XML and Web Services.
		Fedora began with funding from DARPA and the National Science Foundation as a research project of Carl Lagoze and Sandy Payette at Cornell University's Digital Library Research Group in 1997, where the first reference implementation and a CORBA-based technical implementation were built.
		Fedora digital objects may be related to other Fedora objects in several ways: "for example a Fedora object may represent a collection and other objects that are members of that collection.
		Fedora is capable of serving as the foundation for many types of information management applications, including institutional repositories, digital libraries, records management systems, archives, and educational software." The Fedora architecture is "an extensible framework for the storage, management, and dissemination of complex objects and the relationships among them.
	xml.coverpages.org /ni2005-03-18-a.html (3709 words)

	UVa Library: Digital Initiatives - Research and Development
		Fedora is one of the most robust open-source repository systems currently available; however, to date, it has not been as widely adopted for this use case as was early players such as DSpace and Eprints.org.
		Fedora relationship metadata (planned for Fedora version 1.3) is the means of expressing a variety of object-to-object relationships such as member/collection, part/whole, parent/child, equivalence, and derivation.
		Fedora delivers an implementation of each internal module and institutions are free to replace the default implementations with new ones that implement the pre-defined java interfaces.
	www.lib.virginia.edu /digital/resndev/fedora_grant2.html (6336 words)

	Overview - Fedora Project Wiki
		Fedora is a Linux-based operating system that showcases the latest in free and open source software.
		Fedora is always free for anyone to use, modify, and distribute.
		The Fedora Project Board is made up of Fedora community members both inside and outside of Red Hat.
	fedoraproject.org /wiki/Overview (835 words)

	Fedora News Updates #15
		Of other interesting news, the end-of-life date for Fedora Core 1 has also been announced (this being the date that Red Hat stop shipping updated packages, and the Fedora Legacy project takes over).
		different view, since Fedora is supposed to be on the leading edge of open source technology, and we only have finite time in each day, so developer time should be spent on the next release; but doesn't exactly discourage getting backports, once the Fedora development process with external contributors is more well-defined.
		Fedora was well represented at LinuxWorld, including a Fedora BOF Session as well as a Fedora Panel.
	fedoranews.org /colin/fnu/issue15.shtml (1460 words)

	LWN: The new Fedora Project
		Red Hat and Fedora Linux are pleased to announce an alignment of their mutually complementary core proficiencies leveraging them synergistically in the creation of the Fedora Project, a paradigm shift for Linux technology development and rolling early deployment models.
		Fedora had managed to put together a set of policies, a development community, and an initial set of packages.
		The Fedora Alternatives is the "contrib" area of the Fedora project; just about any package can be in the Alternatives as long as it is free software and doesn't run into legal problems.
	lwn.net /Articles/50514 (2904 words)

	NewsForge \| Warren Togami on the new Fedora Project
		The project team was very keen on testing and had a hard time keeping up with the QA required for submitted packages.
		There is a page on the Fedora Project site with the official word on project leadership: Michael K. Johnson is at the top and there is no mention at all of the original Fedora Project team.
		The new project infrastructure is not yet in place and there is much work to be done before it becomes a "going Jessie." In the interim, Warren says that the old Fedora Project will continue to accept packages, put them through their intensive QA, and make them available in the repository.
	www.newsforge.com /software/03/10/01/1417208.shtml?tid=51 (1706 words)

	UVa Library: Digital Initiatives - R&D - Fedora
		October 2 1, 2005: Version 2.1b (beta) of Fedora™ is available for download through the project web site under a Mozilla Public License.
		Fedora™ is intended to leave a great deal of room for a repository to develop to serve local needs while providing enough structure to guarantee interoperability with other repositories.
		See Building an American Studies Information Community to read a description of a Mellon-funded project that is developing collections and disseminator prototypes for the UVa Repository, and visit the first phase American Studies Information Community.
	www.lib.virginia.edu /digital/resndev/fedora.html (776 words)

	Fedora / About / Fedora Users / Northwestern University Academic Technologies Group
		They chose Fedora because it seemed to them that there was no other digital asset management system that was competing.
		For the Encyclopedia of Chicago repository specifically, which is built on Fedora and disseminates the repository objects as a web site for delivery to users, the Fedora objects have a range of object models, depending on the type of data being represented.
		This was not a demonstration of a complete system or a Fedora implementation, but a demonstration to solicit input on user interface design and functionality, as well as collect suggestions for additional functionality.
	www.fedora.info /about/nwu_at.shtml (665 words)

	Fedora Unity Project Posting How-To — Fedora Unity Project
		The Single-Release-Template is for posts that apply to only one specific version of Fedora Core.
		The Multi-Release-Template is for posts that apply to more than one version of Fedora Core.
		Distribution of the work or derivative of the work in any standard (paper) book form is prohibited unless prior permission is obtained from the copyright holder.
	fedoraunity.org /fedora-unity-project-posting-how-to (1030 words)

	LinuxElectrons - Fedora Directory Server Now Available To The Open Source Community
		By making Fedora Directory Server freely available to the open source development community, Red Hat is enabling and encouraging the development of secure, enterprise technologies and providing customers and partners with increased choice.
		Fedora Directory Server is based on components of the technology assets Red Hat acquired from the Netscape Security Solutions division of America Online in September of 2004.
		Fedora Directory Server is a highly scalable LDAP compliant server that provides infrastructure security and manageability by centralizing application settings, user profiles, group data, policies and access control information into a networked-based directory.
	www.linuxelectrons.com /article.php/20050601092617842 (589 words)

	InformationWeek > Open Source > Red Hat Spins Off Fedora Project > June 3, 2005 (Site not responding. Last check: )
		As part of the transition, the Fedora open source project will transfer development work and copyright ownership of contributed code to the foundation but Red Hat will continue to provide substantial financial and engineering support.
		But the Fedora Foundation is just one of three intellectual property (IP) initiatives being announced by Red Hat this week at its first summit, designed to advance its standing in the open source community.
		Fedora is a popular open source project in the Red Hat community but it does have the same pedigree as high profile organizations such as the Linux kernel project, Apache, MySQL or JBoss.
	informationweek.com /story/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=164300085 (756 words)

	The Cover Pages: Fedora Users' Conference 2005
		The Fedora Project continues to be devoted to the goal of providing flexible open-source digital repository software that can serve as the foundation for many types of information management systems including institutional repositories, digital libraries, multimedia authoring systems, archival repositories, educational software, and more.
		The primary goal of this project is to provide for long-term management and integration of both new and legacy digital collections at Tufts University while leveraging the extensive toolsets developed by individual digital library projects at the university.
		This project is testing the potential of Fedora to serve as the architecture for such a system.
	xml.coverpages.org /FedoraUsers2005.html (1771 words)

	Fedora Core on your Macintosh (Fedora PPC)
		Fedora is known to run on Powerbooks, as well as the newer Dual-G5s with no sweat.
		If you're actively tracking Rawhide (which is the development tree of Fedora), and are a developer or a wanting tester, there's no point getting the bootable ISOs that are currentlyreleased.
		Fedora Core 2 on your Mac - The old guide, not much has changed, except thats now for FC-2, and this guide is current for Rawhide/FC-3.
	www.bytebot.net /geekdocs/ibook/fedorappc.html (2021 words)

	FedoraForum.org - New to Fedora Project
		I have no idea what the codes mean or how to even load Fedora project as an OS with dual boot.
		Fedora takes care of the dual boot situation, and it detects all other operating systems, and configures most of your hardware for you.
		No, The fedora project is something you use instead of Redhat 9, not with it.
	www.fedoraforum.org /forum/showthread.php?t=51939 (448 words)

	Amazon.com: Official Fedora Companion: Your Guide to the Fedora Project: Books (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Fedora installed quickly and effortlessly, booted right up and has been enormously fun to play with.
		Fedora approaches that better than any other Linux distro I've seen but the OS still has a very long way to go before it's anything other than a sideshow in the consumer market.
		I have been using Fedora for a couple of months and this book was a little less on the technical side than I was looking for, but it is the perfect starter book for someone looking to replace a Windows OS.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0764558366?v=glance (1334 words)

	Fedora
		Fedora open source software gives organizations a flexible service-oriented architecture for managing and delivering their digital content.
		All functions of Fedora, both at the object and repository level, are exposed as web services.
		Some examples of applications that are built upon Fedora include library collections management, multimedia authoring systems, archival repositories, institutional repositories, and digital libraries for education.
	www.fedora.info (186 words)

	LWN: Red Hat Linux becomes Fedora
		official: "Red Hat and Fedora Linux are pleased to announce an alignment of their mutually complementary core proficiencies leveraging them synergistically in the creation of the Fedora Project, a paradigm shift for Linux technology development and rolling early deployment models.
		That project has now merged with the Red Hat Linux Project to create the (new) Fedora Project, which will be the home of Red Hat's free distribution development.
		They are on project, they decide where it goes, they get first pick and all, for that matter, on whatever technology comes from this.
	lwn.net /Articles/50516 (1004 words)

	Fedora People (Site not responding. Last check: )
		It doesn't look as nice as the fedora graphical boot screen, but when my son's G3 booted up faster with Ubuntu than my G4 did with Fedora, I knew something had to be done...
		Fedora sets a cut off to 2000, as most of the BIOS's before that date were pretty damn awful.
		I like the sound of Fedora being a provider of Essential Freedoms as opposed to Infinite Freedoms, but this is really a Free Software centric point of view, and Fedora serves more than just the Free Software community.
	fedora.linux.duke.edu /fedorapeople (8654 words)

	I should win 32.6 percent of the prizes, including the car.
		FUDCon II (The Fedora Users and Developers Conference) across from the show in the conference center.
		Red Hat may be starting this project, but we hope that we will be able to bring in a large amount of non-Red Hat participation as well.
		Sadly, the Fedora release points to the main project url instead of the the directory server url, but most people will find their way.
	www.0xdeadbeef.com /html/2005/06 (1965 words)

	Linux Users Can Consider Fedora for General Purposes
		Fedora's strengths and weaknesses flow from the distribution's status as a sort of testing ground for RHEL; this tends to make Fedora an early adopter of new and updated software components.
		For example, Fedora was among the first distributions to ship with the 2.6 version of the Linux kernel and Security Enhanced Linux—both of which will debut in the upcoming Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4.
		Another big difference between Fedora and RHEL is the length of time for which Red Hat said it will maintain security updates—five years for RHEL, about one year for each Fedora release.
	www.eweek.com /article2/0,1759,1766350,00.asp (1081 words)

	LinuxInstall.org (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Fedora Project is a Red-Hat-sponsored and community-supported open source project.
		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.
		Fedora Core 4 Final PPC Fedora Core 3 Final x86
	linuxinstall.org /fedora.php (160 words)

	Welcome to the Fedora Unity Project — Fedora Unity Project
		The Fedora Unity Project has been created by concerned peers in the Fedora Community to bring quality solutions to the Community.
		The Fedora Unity project has been created by concerned peers in the Fedora Community to fulfill the need to bring unity to the Community.
		To ultimately expand the Fedora Community by building comprehensive and concise websites and content that provide users and contributors with quality information to help them get things done.
	www.fedoraunity.org (332 words)

	Fedora Users Group Conference 2005 (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Fedora Users' Conference will be held Friday, May 13 and Saturday, May 14, 2005 in the Teleconference Lecture Hall of the Scholarly Communication Center, Alexander Library, Rutgers University Libraries, New Brunswick, NJ.
		The conference is sponsored by Rutgers University Libraries in collaboration with the Fedora Project Development Team.
		An open session will be conducted on the second day in which attendees will have a chance to provide input to the Fedora Project Development Team and to discuss issues realted to using Fedora including architecture, features, standards and sharing software.
	www.scc.rutgers.edu /fedora_conf_2005 (354 words)

	PCLinuxOnline (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Mark Webbink, deputy general counsel for Red Hat, announced in his keynote address this morning at the Red Hat Summit that Red Hat is freeing the Fedora project from its direct control.
		Red Hat has created the Fedora Foundation -- to be run by an independent board of directors -- which will direct and control the project from now on.
		Webbink said Red Hat made this move because it listened to the Fedora community when it said it would be more comfortable about the project if it were not directly owned by a commercial firm.
	www.pclinuxonline.com /article.php?sid=9823 (327 words)

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