Fedora: Merge of Core and Extras takes place
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Jesse Keating announced on the Fedora Maintainers list that the merge of Fedora Core and Fedora Extras into one repository will take place this Wednesday.
The procedure is explained in the Fedora project wiki: the aim is to have one single repository where everyone can work at everything. Before the merge all Core packages (like the kernel or the KDE Packages) where maintained by Red Hat employees only. After the merge people outside of Red Hat can also work at these packages.
Also, it will put an end to the disturbing divide of the package directories: instead of having two package directories (Core and Extras) there will be only one directory. Here is a sketch of the future directory structure:
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