Red Hat and Fedora
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Tremblant Capital Group Increased Red Hat Inc (NYSE:RHT) by $50.40 Million as Shares Declined
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Fedora 21 Reaches End Of Life
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Mumble is back
The popular Voice Over IP (VoIP) program, Mumble, is being repackaged again for Fedora 22 and 23. Fedora contributor fedpop unretired the package from the Fedora Package Database and is working on getting it added to the stable repositories.
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FESCo Elections: Interview with Justin Forbes (jforbes)
I was involved in Fedora at the very beginning, and worked to get the port of Fedora Core 1 to x86_64 done. Shortly before the Fedora Core 2 release, I took a break to go work for rPath for a few years. I returned in the Fedora 11 development era and have been active ever since. Previously, I was the Red Hat point person for Fedora virtualization efforts, helped to get the Cloud SIG up an running, and have been a Fedora kernel maintainer for a few years now. I am both a contributor and a user of Fedora, and while I am happy to put effort into the pieces where I contribute, I also want Fedora to “just work” without a lot of effort as a user.
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FAmSCo Elections: Interview with Gabriele Trombini (mailga)
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Fedora's blivet-gui Continues Making Progress On Linux Storage Management
It's been several months since talking about blivet-gui as a Fedora-focused UI for Linux storage management while with Fedora 23 is now blivet-gui v1.0 and other post-1.0 progress is also being made.
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