(DOUBLE SIDED) Fedora Linux - Community-Driven Software Pullover Hoodie

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For more Fedora Linux designs, please click the "Brand" link at the product title. Fedora Linux is a popular and widely used open-source operating system that falls under the umbrella of Linux distributions. It is known for its focus on cutting-edge technologies, openness to contributions from the community, and its commitment to free and open-source software principles. Fedora is developed and maintained by a diverse community of contributors worldwide. The Fedora Linux project aims to bring together developers, testers, translators, designers, and users who collaborate to create a stable and up-to-date Linux distribution. Fedora follows a relatively fast and frequent release cycle. New versions are typically released approximately every six months. This ensures that users have access to the latest software and features regularly. Variants: Fedora offers multiple variants to cater to different use cases and preferences. The main variants are: Fedora Workstation: Targeted towards desktop users and developers. It includes the GNOME desktop environment by default and focuses on providing a user-friendly experience with developer tools. Fedora Server: Designed for server deployments, hosting web services, databases, and more. It offers a minimal installation optimized for server performance. Fedora Silverblue: An immutable desktop variant that uses an ostree-based system to provide atomic updates, making it more robust and secure for desktop users. Fedora IoT: Optimized for Internet of Things devices and platforms. Fedora Spins: Community-maintained variants that offer alternative desktop environments. Package Management: Fedora uses the DNF package manager to handle software installation, updates, and removals. It utilizes RPM packages, providing a vast repository of software available to users.