Red Hat Magazine - April 2006

Posted by Michael Larabel on April 18, 2006

Issue #18 (April 2006 edition) of the Red Hat Magazine is now available for your viewing pleasure. Some of the Fedora highlights in this issue include articles on Inside Fedora Core 5, Introduction to Eclipse on Fedora, FUDCon Friday, Fedora Reloaded: Episode 5, and The future of the Fedora community. There is also information on the JBoss acquisition and the Red Hat Summit coming up shortly. The magazine can be read at Red Hat.

Thomas Edison said genius is one percent inspiration and 99 percent perspiration. This month we pay tribute to the tenacity and sweat of the geniuses of the Fedora Project, who just released Fedora Core 5.


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