Welcome to
Fedora Weekly News Issue 231 for the week ending June 23, 2010. What follows are some highlights from this issue.
- In this week's FWN, we start off with news from the Fedora Planet, including a posting on yum's "history" command, discussion on how to handle the Fedora Project's microblogging accounts, and an update on new features expected for Fedora 14.
- In Marketing news, coverage of discussion of SWOT analysis approaches between Fedora and other distributions, another discussion around an alternate name for the "Fedora Summer of Code" project, and announcement of a new blog entitled "Fedora Next: Tracking the bleeding edge of Fedora development".
- Next up are a variety of Fedora news pieces in the trade press and blogosphere in Fedora In The News.
- In Quality Assurance, coverage of the new proven testers process, revision of the critical path documentation on the wiki, and recommendations for Fedora 14 based on the Fedora 13 QA experience.
- In Translation team news, details on Fedora 14 tasks for the team, a new version of gettext-0-18 for rawhide and f13-updates testing, and details on new sponsors and team members for the Fedora Localization Project.
- In Art Team news, a call for maintainers for the Design Suite Spin, and coverage of the weekly design IRC meeting.
- Our issue wraps up with Security Advisories, bringing us current with security-related packages released in the past week. Read on!
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