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Linux Top 3: Fedora 18 Delayed, Tiny Core Advances and a Shot in the ARM

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LinuxPlanet; By Sean Michael Kerner
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There are some Linux distributions that hold steadfast to their release schedules no matter what. That's not the case with Fedora, which is aiming for quality and stability and will often delay a release and its milestone components for that reason. Fedora developers decided to push back the Fedora 18 beta release by at week during a go/no go meeting on Thursday November 1st. The decision to delay the beta release was due to a number of blocker bugs as well as issues with the upgrade tool.

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