Fedora Weekly News Isssue 21

[Finalzone]

Welcome to our issue number 21 of Fedora Weekly News (http://fedoranews.org/mediawiki/index.php/Fedora_Weekly_News_Issue_21).


In this issue, we have following articles:

1 Vote against software patents in an Internet poll
2 Livna Repo Availability Issue (including an updated livna-release package ready to use)
3 Using Rawhide and Fedora Testing Guide (for users who want to test brand news packages)
4 Kennards shifts 400 desktops to Linux (Fedora)
5 Fedora Extras Steering Committee Meeting
6 Red Hat RPM Guide Available
7 OpenOffice.org 2.0 and Java
8 Firefox 1.5 Release Candidate 1
9 How to configure DNS Server
10 Fedora Core 4 Updates
11 Contributing to Fedora Weekly News
12 Editor's Blog

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[Optimal Aurora]

Thank you for posting a summary of the weekly fedora news article.

Why not also include an article about the new GNOME and KDE releases. Personally I wouldn't mind know how to get fedora core 4 in its current state to run KDE 3.4.3 or GNOME 2.12....

Just a suggestion.

[Finalzone]

You could you Fedora News crew to report them if you like. :)

[Jygar]

Hi

I have tried to use the update to Rawhide but it doesnt seem to work do you have to install everything to get it working as it keeps failing on specific dependancies. So far I have started Syncing the Rawhide Packages to my internal FTP so that I can do a local FTP install.

[RahulSundaram]

Hi

I have tried to use the update to Rawhide but it doesnt seem to work do you have to install everything to get it working as it keeps failing on specific dependancies. So far I have started Syncing the Rawhide Packages to my internal FTP so that I can do a local FTP install.

The development tree does break in dependencies at times. It would be better to post to fedora-test list for help if you cant figure out a workaround