Fedora is doing almost everything right. But Ubuntu is still winning because it’s doing the one thing that matters most.

Sometimes the “friendly” choice is the one that gets in your way!

For the longest time, Fedora was a distribution best used by those with plenty of Linux experience. It was a bleeding-edge operating system, which meant it shipped with all the newest software. That ...

Recent Fedora Council discussions have emphasized long-term planning and governance modernization. One major area of focus ...

Fedora Linux 45 could come with Shadow Stack enabled by default. If your hardware supports this, you will get extra protection from ROP attacks.

Azure Linux 4.0 is Microsoft's own Fedora-derived Linux distro for Azure cloud workloads. Here is how it compares to Ubuntu, ...

Fedora 22, the latest version of a popular Linux distribution, is now out. After the year-long development cycle of Fedora 21, which saw Fedora divided into Workstation, Cloud, and Server editions, ...

When I got the heads-up that Red Hat was readying the release of Fedora 25, it caught my attention like any new release of a major Linux distribution would. But I was in for a pleasant surprise when I ...

Fedora 44 is now available, and it's something special. There are tons of improvements on just about every level of the OS. You can download and install Fedora 44 for ...

Two releases ago, Fedora 21 introduced its namesake project’s “Fedora Next” plan. The goal was simple—bring the massive, sprawling entity that is Fedora into some neatly organized categories that ...

Fedora 24 is very near the best Linux distro release I’ve used, and certainly the best release I have tested this year. Considering 2016 has welcomed new offerings like Mint 18 and Ubuntu 16.04 LTS, ...