Fedora Program News Today

Red Hat appears to be taking aim at two popular Linux distros that are community alternatives to Red Hat Enterprise Linux.

In case you missed any of the Phoronix articles in May due to holidays or other factors, here is a look back at the most popular open-source and Linux content among the 239 original articles published on Phoronix during the past month.

Ben Cotton, the Fedora Program Manager, has been let go as part of Red Hat's announced round of layoffs.

When Red Hat laid off 4% of its global staff, Fedora Program Manager Ben Cotton was "a member of that 4%," according to a new post on Cottons blog: Ive received so much support from people since the news started spreading. Its like that end scene of "Its a Wonderful Life" and Im George Bailey...

As part of the Red Hat layoffs announced in April with around a 4% reduction in headcount for the IBM-owneed company, one of the surprising casualties from that round of cost-cutting is the Fedora Program Manager.

Fedora 37 was due to be released before the end of October, but if you expected to have the Linux-based operating system by Halloween, you will be very disappointed. You see, due to a critical bug in OpenSSL, the Fedora developers are halting the release until November 15 at the earliest.

Fedora 37 has been delayed following blocker bugs in the most recent release candidate.