Fedora LiveCD 7 Test 1 Preview
Earlier this week Microsoft finally shipped its Vista "Longhorn" operating system, which has been receiving a fair amount of attention from traditional media sources. However, if Windows is not your thing Fedora 7 Test 1 is now out.
Originally Fedora 7 Test 1 was scheduled for release on January 30, but a delay had pushed it back to today. Fortunately this two-day delay should not push back the April final release. Many of the features for Fedora 7 were covered in our Fedora 7: The Linux Knight in Shining Armor article. However, what we have to offer today is the first screenshots of Fedora 7 along with some of our very preliminary thoughts on the Fedora Desktop LiveCD.
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re: Fedora
Fedora is my distro of choice, but I think they're pushing the release schedule too hard.
If FC7 ships without KVM (and support utilities), that will pretty much prove my point (then they're as bad as MS, just shipping eye candy in new releases instead of performance and new features).
re: Fedora
As far as I know, the Fedora team was very busy merging "Core" and "Extra" into one "Repo".. In the background, a lot of development is already made, so I think we will see a lot more in test 2... So I (almost) know for sure that things like KVM and RANDR1.2 will be in FC7...