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2/9/21</br>
Applications</br>
OpenSCAD</br >
Gazebo</br>
FreeCAD</br>
Synfig (New Interest)</br>
 
1/9/21</br>
Once again communications channels.</br>
Once again communications channels.</br>



Revision as of 17:07, 9 February 2021

Decison making tools in action: What should be the next installation?



Introduction


This content concerns community involvement starting with comprehending Fedora Quality Assurance practices and protocols related to being friendly. Looking above Quality Assurance my first observation is the importance of the current release schedule and the nature of Fedora's Hybrid Release Schedule. These observations are of the release of Fedora 33 in October 2020.

F34 -> F35

F33 -> F34

2/9/21
Applications
OpenSCAD
Gazebo
FreeCAD
Synfig (New Interest)

1/9/21
Once again communications channels.

F32 -> F33

12/08/2020 IRC Chat, Telegram, Matriix
Rebasing Silverblue
My first Silverblue installation went belly up this morning,
therefore 12/15/2020 is declared a Fedora involvement.

Release Schedule

The Life Cycle of a Fedora Release


Test Days

F34 Testing

Kernel 5.10

virt-manager test
SilverBlue test
Raspberry Pi test



F33 IoT Test Day


Initial

IoT Test Announcement Day

IoT Edition Result Page

Resources

F33 Btrfs By Default Test Week


Initial

Install to Previous KVM

Release-blocking (x86_64)

Desktop

Modularity

Guided Storage Configuration

Exploration

Resources

btrfs home page @ kernel.org

Resources