The Fedora Project released a beta of the next version of its free Linux OS with new security, desktop and developer features that provide a glimpse of the direction Red Hat could take with its enterprise Linux distribution. (here is the story...)

The Fedora Project released a beta of the next version of its free Linux OS with new security, desktop, and developer features that provide a glimpse of the direction Red Hat could take with its enterprise Linux distribution. The Fedora 11 beta is available online for download from the project's Web site. The project outlines ...

Phoronix: "Last week marked the release of the Ubuntu 9.04 Beta and this week there is the planned release of the Fedora 11 Beta. Both distributions are similar in the respect they will be upgrading several common packages like GNOME 2.26, but in Fedora 11 are more upstream (and experimental) bits like kernel mode-setting, the ...

Netstat -vat: "From the 'tonight we dine on Linux' files: Red Hat's Fedora community Linux distribution is out today with its first beta for the Fedora 11 -codenamed Leonidas - release." (here is the story...)

The Fedora Project has released a beta version of its community-sponsored, Red Hat-based Linux distribution, with the final due in May. The Fedora 11 beta release offers faster, 20-second bootups, improved package management, new virtualization features, and support for cross-compiling Windows applications, says the open-source project. (here is the story...)

The Fedora team has announced the Fedora 11 beta release. It comes packed with new features, such as Ext4 as the default filesystem, Nouveau driver by default, kernel mode setting on Intel, ATI and Nvidia drivers, many virtualization improvements, IBus input method, GCC 4.4, and much more. (here is the story...)

Phoronix: "With the forthcoming release of Fedora 11, Red Hat has made the bold (but wise) decision of replacing xf86-video-nv as the default open-source NVIDIA driver with the Nouveau driver instead. The xf86-video-nv driver is officially maintained by NVIDIA, but it's their half-assed attempt at being open-source friendly." (here is the story...)

The free Linux OS shows a glimpse of technologies that may end up in a future version of Red Hat Enterprise Linux. When you're talking Linux, three big names always pop up: Canonical's Ubuntu, Novell's openSUSE and Red Hat's Fedora. (read on...)

Detector Pro: "You can download and install the new Ardour 2.8 in Ubuntu with single click from getdeb.net..." (read on...)

— Mar. 19, 2009 — The Chinese company Top Crown Technology announced a netbook using Via's 64-bit Nano processor and VX855 northbridge/southbridge. (read the story...)