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* The [[Licensing]] page lists all the licenses that can be used in Fedora. | * The [[Licensing]] page lists all the licenses that can be used in Fedora. | ||
* [[EPEL|Extra Packages for Enterprise Linux]] is the project that focuses on branching software from Fedora for use in Red Hat Enterprise Linux | * [[EPEL|Extra Packages for Enterprise Linux]] is the project that focuses on branching software from Fedora for use in Red Hat Enterprise Linux | ||
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Revision as of 16:35, 12 August 2008
The ISV SIG (Special Interest Group) is a group that helps Independent Software Vendors (ISVs) with answers about Fedora. Need help getting your software into Fedora? Have questions about your software license and compatibility with Fedora standards? The ISV SIG can help.
Here is where and how to get started.
- Join the mailing list.
- Look over the #Useful_reading.
- Introduce yourself to the mailing list, telling us a little bit about the free/libre and open source software you want to get or see in Fedora.
- Ask any questions you have
Useful reading
- Top-level ISV SIG page
- The PackagingGuidelines are a thorough explanation of how to package software for Fedora
- The Licensing page lists all the licenses that can be used in Fedora.
- Extra Packages for Enterprise Linux is the project that focuses on branching software from Fedora for use in Red Hat Enterprise Linux
- The mailing list archives
Point of contact
For all Fedora questions, contact Karsten Wade.
Communication channels
- Email list -- fedora-isv-sig-list
- IRC channel -- #epel on irc.freenode.net