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Fedora Linux is a free operating system based on Linux that serves as a testing ground for new software features before they're included in Red Hat Enterprise Linux, a commercial version used by businesses. It matters because it allows developers and tech enthusiasts to experiment with cutting-edge technology while helping ensure stability for the enterprise systems that rely on it.
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Fedora [fɨˈdɒr.ə] ist eine RPM-basierte Linux-Distribution. Ziel der Entwickler der Distribution ist es, Freie Software zu fördern und ein Betriebssystem für eine möglichst vielfältige Zielgruppe zu gestalten. Organisiert wird die Entwicklung in der Online-Community des , das vom Unternehmen Red Hat angeführt wird. Fedora ist der direkte Nachfolger von Red Hat Linux. Das englische Wort Fedora bezeichnet eine spezielle Art des Filzhuts, das Markenzeichen des Unternehmens Red Hat.
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