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Fedora Project From a community to an Operating System Fabio Alessandro Locati 27 October 2016

Outline Intro Fedora Project Fedora

Intro

• Ambassador • Infrastructure administrator • Packager • Pacakging Sponsor • Linux user since 2001 • IT Consultant since 2004 • Fedora contributor since 2013 About me

• Ambassador • Infrastructure administrator • Packager • Pacakging Sponsor • IT Consultant since 2004 • Fedora contributor since 2013 About me • Linux user since 2001

• Ambassador • Infrastructure administrator • Packager • Pacakging Sponsor • Fedora contributor since 2013 About me • Linux user since 2001 • IT Consultant since 2004

• Ambassador • Infrastructure administrator • Packager • Pacakging Sponsor About me • Linux user since 2001 • IT Consultant since 2004 • Fedora contributor since 2013

About me • Linux user since 2001 • IT Consultant since 2004 • Fedora contributor since 2013 • Ambassador • Infrastructure administrator • Packager • Pacakging Sponsor

Fedora Project

• EPEL • COPR • Pagure • 389DS • ... • The Fedora Project is a partnership of Free software community members from around the globe. • The Fedora Project builds open source software communities and produces a Linux distribution called “Fedora”. Mission The Fedora Project’s mission is to lead the advancement of Free and open source software and content as a collaborative community. • Much more than Fedora What is Fedora Project?

• EPEL • COPR • Pagure • 389DS • ... • The Fedora Project builds open source software communities and produces a Linux distribution called “Fedora”. Mission The Fedora Project’s mission is to lead the advancement of Free and open source software and content as a collaborative community. • Much more than Fedora What is Fedora Project? • The Fedora Project is a partnership of Free software community members from around the globe.

• EPEL • COPR • Pagure • 389DS • ... Mission The Fedora Project’s mission is to lead the advancement of Free and open source software and content as a collaborative community. • Much more than Fedora What is Fedora Project? • The Fedora Project is a partnership of Free software community members from around the globe. • The Fedora Project builds open source software communities and produces a Linux distribution called “Fedora”.

• EPEL • COPR • Pagure • 389DS • ... • Much more than Fedora What is Fedora Project? • The Fedora Project is a partnership of Free software community members from around the globe. • The Fedora Project builds open source software communities and produces a Linux distribution called “Fedora”. Mission The Fedora Project’s mission is to lead the advancement of Free and open source software and content as a collaborative community.

What is Fedora Project? • The Fedora Project is a partnership of Free software community members from around the globe. • The Fedora Project builds open source software communities and produces a Linux distribution called “Fedora”. Mission The Fedora Project’s mission is to lead the advancement of Free and open source software and content as a collaborative community. • Much more than Fedora • EPEL • COPR • Pagure • 389DS • ...

Fedora

• A GNU/Linux distribution • 100% FLOSS • Innovating • Stable • Secure • Easy to manage What is Fedora?

• 100% FLOSS • Innovating • Stable • Secure • Easy to manage What is Fedora? • A GNU/Linux distribution

• Innovating • Stable • Secure • Easy to manage What is Fedora? • A GNU/Linux distribution • 100% FLOSS

• Stable • Secure • Easy to manage What is Fedora? • A GNU/Linux distribution • 100% FLOSS • Innovating

• Secure • Easy to manage What is Fedora? • A GNU/Linux distribution • 100% FLOSS • Innovating • Stable

• Easy to manage What is Fedora? • A GNU/Linux distribution • 100% FLOSS • Innovating • Stable • Secure

What is Fedora? • A GNU/Linux distribution • 100% FLOSS • Innovating • Stable • Secure • Easy to manage

Fedora Foundations

• Free (as speech) • Free (as beer) • Legally usable for any scope • Legally redistributable • Legally changeable Fedora Foundations - Freedom

• Free (as beer) • Legally usable for any scope • Legally redistributable • Legally changeable Fedora Foundations - Freedom • Free (as speech)

• Legally usable for any scope • Legally redistributable • Legally changeable Fedora Foundations - Freedom • Free (as speech) • Free (as beer)

• Legally redistributable • Legally changeable Fedora Foundations - Freedom • Free (as speech) • Free (as beer) • Legally usable for any scope

• Legally changeable Fedora Foundations - Freedom • Free (as speech) • Free (as beer) • Legally usable for any scope • Legally redistributable

Fedora Foundations - Freedom • Free (as speech) • Free (as beer) • Legally usable for any scope • Legally redistributable • Legally changeable

• The community is the strenght of Fedora • Easy to join: www.whatcanidoforfedora.org • More than 5 thousands active contributors • More than 13 millions users Fedora Foundations - Friends

• Easy to join: www.whatcanidoforfedora.org • More than 5 thousands active contributors • More than 13 millions users Fedora Foundations - Friends • The community is the strenght of Fedora

• More than 5 thousands active contributors • More than 13 millions users Fedora Foundations - Friends • The community is the strenght of Fedora • Easy to join: www.whatcanidoforfedora.org

• More than 13 millions users Fedora Foundations - Friends • The community is the strenght of Fedora • Easy to join: www.whatcanidoforfedora.org • More than 5 thousands active contributors

Fedora Foundations - Friends • The community is the strenght of Fedora • Easy to join: www.whatcanidoforfedora.org • More than 5 thousands active contributors • More than 13 millions users

• Commitment to excellence • Many Linux innovations comes from the Fedora Community • Working closely with upstream Fedora Foundations - Features

• Many Linux innovations comes from the Fedora Community • Working closely with upstream Fedora Foundations - Features • Commitment to excellence

• Working closely with upstream Fedora Foundations - Features • Commitment to excellence • Many Linux innovations comes from the Fedora Community

Fedora Foundations - Features • Commitment to excellence • Many Linux innovations comes from the Fedora Community • Working closely with upstream

• Pulseaudio by default in Fedora 8 (2007) • Systemd by default in Fedora 15 (2011) • Wayland by default in Fedora 25 (2016) • Always aiming to the last versions of applications • Historically first to embrace big changes Fedora Foundations - First

• Pulseaudio by default in Fedora 8 (2007) • Systemd by default in Fedora 15 (2011) • Wayland by default in Fedora 25 (2016) • Historically first to embrace big changes Fedora Foundations - First • Always aiming to the last versions of applications

• Pulseaudio by default in Fedora 8 (2007) • Systemd by default in Fedora 15 (2011) • Wayland by default in Fedora 25 (2016) Fedora Foundations - First • Always aiming to the last versions of applications • Historically first to embrace big changes

• Systemd by default in Fedora 15 (2011) • Wayland by default in Fedora 25 (2016) Fedora Foundations - First • Always aiming to the last versions of applications • Historically first to embrace big changes • Pulseaudio by default in Fedora 8 (2007)

• Wayland by default in Fedora 25 (2016) Fedora Foundations - First • Always aiming to the last versions of applications • Historically first to embrace big changes • Pulseaudio by default in Fedora 8 (2007) • Systemd by default in Fedora 15 (2011)

Fedora Foundations - First • Always aiming to the last versions of applications • Historically first to embrace big changes • Pulseaudio by default in Fedora 8 (2007) • Systemd by default in Fedora 15 (2011) • Wayland by default in Fedora 25 (2016)

• Cloud • Server • Workstation Editions

• Server • Workstation Editions • Cloud

• Workstation Editions • Cloud • Server

Editions • Cloud • Server • Workstation

• ARMv7+ • x86 • x86_64 • AArch64 (will be upgraded in F26) • MIPS64-el • MIPS-el • Power64 (will be upgraded in F26) • Power64le (will be upgraded in F26) • RISC-V • s390x (will be upgraded in F27) • Primary • Secondary Architectures

• AArch64 (will be upgraded in F26) • MIPS64-el • MIPS-el • Power64 (will be upgraded in F26) • Power64le (will be upgraded in F26) • RISC-V • s390x (will be upgraded in F27) • ARMv7+ • x86 • x86_64 • Secondary Architectures • Primary