The Fedora Project team has announced the beta release of Fedora 20, code-named “Heisenbug.” A community-produced, free, Linux-based operating system, Fedora 20 features also coincides with the 10th Anniversary of the first official Fedora release, then called Fedora Core 1, which was announced in November 2003.
In keeping with Fedora’s commitment to open innovation, ARM is now a primary architecture. According to the team, the ARM team has made massive strides over the past year, and the technology already dominates the mobile market and shows promise for the server world as well. In terms of cloud and virtualization enhancements, there is now OS installer support for LVM thin provisioning, as well as a UI to virt-manager, simplifying the VM process. For additional information about new features, go to the Fedora Project home page.