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Fedora 11's Ace-in-the-Hole: Microsoft Exchange Interoperability

As the upcoming release of Fedora 11 approaches--now slated for June 9th--it's starting to look like this new version could make a big difference for a lot of users and businesses. We reported on some of the more interesting features found in the Leonidas Preview, and now a number of other notable features are coming to light, including unprecedented interoperability with Microsoft Exchange. ?The interoperability features could have implications for many other Linux distributions.?


Fedora 12 Team Taking Codename Suggestions

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It seems like just yesterday Fedora 11's development team codenamed it's bouncing bundle of joy Leonidas (after the Spartan King, of course). Contributing members of the Fedora community are putting their heads together again to come up with a codename for Fedora 12, and if you've got a good suggestion you've only got until May 23rd to shout it out.



History (and Releases) Are Cyclical: This is Fedora 11!

I've noticed, as I get older, time seems to go exponentially faster. Unfortunately, this meant high school lasted an eternity, and I'm burning through my thirties at warp speed. Some events make me more aware of this than others -- it seems like it was only last week that Fedora 10 made its first mark upon the world.

But no, another release cycle has nearly come full circle, and today the Fedora Project announced the Preview Release of Fedora 11 (codenamed Leonidas). This preview will be followed by a release candidate (scheduled for a May 12 appearance), with the final version hitting the streets on May 26.

So what new features can we expect to see in Fedora 11?