State of Fedora 2021
summary
Project reports a rising contributor trend, growing Ask Fedora forum activity, and Fedora 34 rolling out with new day/night wallpaper and a redesigned logo ready for phased rollout. Mirrors show an order-of-magnitude more downloads for Extra Packages for Enterprise Linux than for Fedora Linux itself. New weekly dnf update-based counting distinguishes ephemeral vs persistent installs, and cloud, workstation and containers show major shares. Fedora ships on Lenovo laptops, a paper Fedora zine is underway, and Fedora CoreOS / Silverblue counting is pending.
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- 0:00Introduction
- 0:46Agenda
- 1:06State of Fedora
- 2:19Podcasts
- 2:33Fedora
- 3:17Virtual Conference
- 3:41Play Minecraft
- 3:54Fedora Social Hour
- 4:25Fedora on Lenovo Laptops
- 4:50Community Outreach Revamp
- 5:49Fedora 34 Wallpaper
- 6:18New Fedora Logo
- 6:50Fedora Zine
- 8:44Ask Fedora
- 9:30Ages of Fedora
- 10:06Enterprise Linux
- 10:57New Stats
- 13:29Variants
- 14:59ephemeral system
- 15:19test systems
- 15:43persistent systems
- 16:08QA
- 16:36Logo
- 18:20Why Fedora
- 20:29Fedora Core OS
- 21:13Lenovo
- 21:50Mobile
- 24:27Enterprise
- 24:47Individual Users
- 25:48Gnome UI
- 26:33Fedora Projectorg
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