The Fedora Project has announced the public release of version 11 of its Linux open source operating system, adding expanded hardware support, new software management and improved virtualisation.
The virtualisation features include improvements in the KVM stack that make it easier to maintain so developers can add features faster. The Fedora Project, which now has more than 29,000 community members, releases a new version of the free operating system every six months.
Fedora is a proving ground for new Linux technologies that often find their way into Red Hat's Enterprise Linux (RHEL). The Fedora release gives users a chance to test-drive the features.
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