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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

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Fedora Project

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

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Outline

Intro Fedora Project Fedora

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Intro

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About me

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

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

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

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

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

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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
  • ...
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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
  • ...
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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
  • ...
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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
  • ...
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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
  • ...
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Fedora

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What is Fedora?

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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Fedora Foundations - Freedom

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

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

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

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

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

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

  • Commitment to excellence
  • Many Linux innovations comes

from the Fedora Community

  • Working closely with upstream
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Fedora Foundations - Features

  • Commitment to excellence
  • Many Linux innovations comes

from the Fedora Community

  • Working closely with upstream
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Fedora Foundations - Features

  • Commitment to excellence
  • Many Linux innovations comes

from the Fedora Community

  • Working closely with upstream
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Fedora Foundations - Features

  • Commitment to excellence
  • Many Linux innovations comes

from the Fedora Community

  • Working closely with upstream
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Fedora Foundations - First

  • Always aiming to the last versions
  • f 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)

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Fedora Foundations - First

  • Always aiming to the last versions
  • f 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)

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Fedora Foundations - First

  • Always aiming to the last versions
  • f 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)

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Fedora Foundations - First

  • Always aiming to the last versions
  • f 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)

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Fedora Foundations - First

  • Always aiming to the last versions
  • f 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)

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Fedora Foundations - First

  • Always aiming to the last versions
  • f 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)

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Editions

  • Cloud
  • Server
  • Workstation
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Editions

  • Cloud
  • Server
  • Workstation
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Editions

  • Cloud
  • Server
  • Workstation
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Editions

  • Cloud
  • Server
  • Workstation
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Architectures

  • Primary
  • ARMv7+
  • x86
  • x86_64
  • Secondary
  • 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)
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Architectures

  • Primary
  • ARMv7+
  • x86
  • x86_64
  • Secondary
  • 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)
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Architectures

  • Primary
  • ARMv7+
  • x86
  • x86_64
  • Secondary
  • 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)
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Architectures

  • Primary
  • ARMv7+
  • x86
  • x86_64
  • Secondary
  • 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)
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Architectures

  • Primary
  • ARMv7+
  • x86
  • x86_64
  • Secondary
  • 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)
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Architectures

  • Primary
  • ARMv7+
  • x86
  • x86_64
  • Secondary
  • 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)
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Spins

  • KDE Plasma
  • XFCE
  • LXDE
  • Mate and Compiz
  • Cinnamon
  • SOAS (Sugar)
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Labs

  • Astronomy
  • Design Suite
  • Games
  • Robotics Suite
  • Scientific
  • Security lab
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Resources

  • Slides: https://slides.fale.io/20161027-en-fedora.pdf
  • Fedora Project: https://fedoraproject.org
  • Download Fedora: https://getfedora.org