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Fedora
Description:
Fedora is a popular Linux distribution that emphasizes innovation, community collaboration, and the latest technologies. It is sponsored by Red Hat and serves as a testing ground for new features and technologies that eventually make their way into Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL). Fedora is known for its commitment to free and open-source software and its active and supportive community.
Key Features:
- Cutting-edge software: Fedora provides access to the latest versions of software packages, including desktop environments, development tools, and server software. It offers a balance between stability and new features, making it suitable for both desktop and server use.
- RPM package management: Fedora uses the RPM package format and the DNF package manager for software installation, updates, and dependency management. It offers a vast repository of software packages, making it easy to find and install applications.
- Fedora Spins and Labs: Fedora offers different editions called “Spins” that come with pre-selected software packages and desktop environments tailored for specific use cases. It also provides “Labs” that focus on specific interests such as gaming, robotics, and scientific computing.
- Community-driven development: Fedora is developed by a diverse and active community of contributors who collaborate on various projects, including package maintenance, documentation, and bug fixes. The community-driven approach fosters innovation, transparency, and inclusivity.
- SELinux integration: Fedora includes strong security features and has extensive integration with SELinux (Security-Enhanced Linux) to provide enhanced access control and enforce security policies.