More Features Officially Approved For Fedora 24
At today's FESCo meeting, aside from working on the Fedora 25 release schedule, was also the approval of some new Fedora 24 features.
The latest on Fedora 24 includes:
- They will approve skip-release upgrading as an officially supported upgrade method. This is where you would be skipping a release for an upgrade, going directly from say Fedora 22 to Fedora 24, rather than first having to stage a Fedora 23 upgrade.
- Cloud MOTD, Neuro Fedora SIG, Sugar 0.108, and Micro Bit are the latest approved Fedora self-contained features.
- The Fedora Astronomy spin has been rejected and is not being permitted in its current form of a new Fedora flavor just including already-available and packaged astronomy software.
- The Suds Jurko Fork packaging was approved.
- The new RPM Database format voting has been postponed to next week.
- Golang 1.6 has been approved for Fedora 24 for having the latest Go Language experience.
The latest on Fedora 24 includes:
- They will approve skip-release upgrading as an officially supported upgrade method. This is where you would be skipping a release for an upgrade, going directly from say Fedora 22 to Fedora 24, rather than first having to stage a Fedora 23 upgrade.
- Cloud MOTD, Neuro Fedora SIG, Sugar 0.108, and Micro Bit are the latest approved Fedora self-contained features.
- The Fedora Astronomy spin has been rejected and is not being permitted in its current form of a new Fedora flavor just including already-available and packaged astronomy software.
- The Suds Jurko Fork packaging was approved.
- The new RPM Database format voting has been postponed to next week.
- Golang 1.6 has been approved for Fedora 24 for having the latest Go Language experience.
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