Fedora 17 Beefy Miracle Goes Into Beta

[phoronix]

Phoronix: Fedora 17 Beefy Miracle Goes Into Beta

The Beefy Miracle, a.k.a. Fedora 17, had its delayed beta release this morning...

http://www.phoronix.com/vr.php?view=MTA4ODg

[Mystro256]

I still think it's better to be delayed if it's going to make the finished product much better.

I hear a lot of complaints that Ubuntu tends to be far too buggy on release because they stress the timeline too much.
Though granted I can't confirm this, as I don't use Ubuntu.

[drag]

Ideally you want to get the Beta as soon as possible.
The goal is that you get the maximum amount of testing in before you make the final release.

[Hirager]

They had to finish some (I believe there were two of them) features which could not be delayed to next release. The developers were forced to delay beta. If the features were anything less significant, they would be dropped, as was done before.

[V!NCENT]

So much exciting computing advancement lately

As I want some serious private cloud computing instead of 'just' a 'basic Linux server', how is that OpenStack going to help me with that? (or is this standard large company stuff?)

I have a tablet with HTMLv5. That should be enough for being a terminal.

[Mystro256]

Ideally you want to get the Beta as soon as possible.
The goal is that you get the maximum amount of testing in before you make the final release.

Of course, but they delay the whole project, so the testing time is not reduced. As well, if they find a dire problem, it's can be delayed more to make sure it works to their standard. Obviously too much delay is a problem, but you can't have your cake and eat it too.

[Hirager]

Of course, but they delay the whole project, so the testing time is not reduced. As well, if they find a dire problem, it's can be delayed more to make sure it works to their standard. Obviously too much delay is a problem, but you can't have your cake and eat it too.

Oh, I forgot about this one, which is also one of the reasons why I chose Fedora as my main OS.
On the other hand, it becomes unbearable to see OpenGL 3 support enabled on my machine. But, just as Mystro256 said, one can have either stable or fresh code, but not both.

[Mystro256]

Oh, I forgot about this one, which is also one of the reasons why I chose Fedora as my main OS.
On the other hand, it becomes unbearable to see OpenGL 3 support enabled on my machine. But, just as Mystro256 said, one can have either stable or fresh code, but not both.

Exactly, although with that said, I do know some people who use Rawhide as a daily OS haha.