Basics of-foss-fedora-introduction
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This document provides an introduction to the Fedora operating system. It discusses that Fedora is a global open source project that provides a platform for developers to work on innovative technologies and for users to test latest features. The document outlines Fedora's history starting in 2002 and how it is supported by Red Hat. It promotes Fedora's cost effectiveness compared to proprietary alternatives and emphasizes the freedoms that come with using open source software.
Basics of-foss-fedora-introduction
- 1. Introduction to Fedora Pravin Satpute Presented by Twitter: @prravins Basic of FOSS &
- 2. Do you know Linux?
- 3. We use it in day to day life Stock exchange, Space Missions IRCTC, UID You are using Android, right? Linux
- 5. Products Proprietary Free and Open Source OS W10 Home – 7999/₹ Fedora Workstation Free Office Suite Office 365 4199₹ LibreOffice Free Photoshop Photoshop – Around 4000₹ GIMP, Inkscape Free Antivirus Quick Heal 1949₹ SeLinux Included Total ₹18147 Zero – May be some for Support Cost effectiveness
- 6. Freedoms with FOSS
- 7. Free to use Free to Study Free to Modify Free to redistribute original & modified copy Freedoms with FOSS
- 9. Web sites (W3C) and .pdf Media codecs doc? Open Standards
- 11. Global project to create open source distribution Provides platform for developers to work on innovative and latest technologies. Users get chance to use and test latest features. Fedora Introduction
- 12. History
- 13. Started in 2002 by Warren Togami as “Fedora Linux” to provide tested 3rd party packages repo to Red Hat Linux. Later in 2003 absorbed into Fedora by continuing its collaborative approach. Fedora 7 merged core and extras repo. Next major change in Fedora.Next happening with Fedora 21. History
- 14. Project supported by Red Hat
- 15. Red Hat provides infrastructure and resources to enable collaboration in Fedora. Sponsors flock, FUDCon and FAD. Mature developments from Fedora become parts of RHEL. Support from Red Hat
- 16. Why Fedora?
- 17. Why Fedora?
- 18. Fedora.Next