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The Fedora OS: Free, Stable and Customizable

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CIO; By Max Spevack
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The Fedora Project builds a world-class Linux operating system, consisting of entirely free (meaning both zero-cost and full source code available) software, that is used by companies, organizations and individuals worldwide. Fedora emphasizes the importance of transparency at all levels of hierarchy. From top-level decision making to the source code that goes into our packages and build systems, we continue to ensure that Fedora is as open as possible.

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It's one of several articles in a series in which the Chief Dudes for each distro explain how Linux fits into enterprise computing. In addition to this article about Fedora, there's Mark Shuttleworth on Ubuntu, Roger Levy from Novell on SUSE, and Brian Stevens, CTO of Red Hat on RedHat Enterprise.

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