Tag Archives: Fedora
Ubuntu: Is it worth it?
I have been enjoying using Ubuntu. But there is one issue that make me start to think about switching distribution, again. The one issue is Mark Shuttleworth. But the individual, but his role in the distribution. First of all I … Continue reading
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Fedora has been making a Licensing switch
After I got a note on my blog in a comment, that Fedora actually has left the OPL and changed the CLA. I have looked into the topic again, after I left Fedora 2006 because they chose OPL (as one … Continue reading
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Fedora Community
Max Spevack hold a talk about the Fedora Community on 2009 FOSDEM. Which I suggest you listen first before reading on: Essentially I think Max grabbed the “Community” at the wrong handle. He elaborated a lot about how Red Hat … Continue reading
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Fedora: Open up your documentation!
It is now three years ago that I said my final Good Bye to Fedora. One of the main reasons was the usage of the Open Publication License, which is not recommended any more by its creators. Fedora decided not … Continue reading
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It’s final: Good bye Fedora!
As things will not change in Fedora and my arguments were not accepted by the Meritocrats of Fedora my decision is final that I will longer promote the use of Fedora or install it on my customers computers. It took … Continue reading
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Frustrated about Fedora policies
I am dissapointed and angry about the move of fedoraproject.org Wiki to the OPL license. OPL is Open Public License – a license that the creators do not use and instead indicate using CC licenses. What angers me the most … Continue reading
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