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The Future of Fedora Core 5   
Tuesday, June 21 2005 @ 11:31 PM EDT
Contributed by: glosser

Fedora Core 4 may have just been released, but the Fedora project moves on, as they have started compiling a list of possible features for Fedora Core 5.

This page lists suggestions for the Fedora Project (Fedora Core and otherwise) over the next release of Fedora Core. This is not a final list and it is subject to change.

Trim down core

Packages that provide duplicate functionality in Fedora Core, or that aren't essential to a basic operating system, should move to Extras.

Several ideas exist around this:

* Main distro down to 1 or 2 discs - its growing too much
* Main distro down to 1 disk + 1 disk gnome, 1 kde, one java, 1 other stuff
* All stuff for personal install and the support for the six main languages (en,de,fr,es,??) on the first two CDs. Big stuff like openoffice-lang-support for uncommon langages only in extras?

GUI Package manager and Updater

GUI package manager (replacing system-config-packages) that avoids the synaptic like long list of packages with a better task oriented system that shares the code with Anaconda installer and use Pup Updater for package updating as well as a means to replacing the current applet.

* Developers: Paul Nasrat, Jeremy Katz
* Due date: Pup is in the development tree (rawhide), Package manager in planning stages. Package manager may trail anaconda changes (since many of the same dependencies exist)

Create Live-CD/DVD

Full list of proposed features

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