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== Package Maintainers == | == Package Maintainers == | ||
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== Release Schedule == | == Release Schedule == | ||
Fedora release schedule is a non-rigid balance between rapid progress | Fedora release schedule is a non-rigid balance between rapid progress, and quality and robustness. Fedora has a public release schedule, with a new release planned approximately every six months. On occasion releases are slightly delayed to fix critical bugs. This release mechanism gives the project goals for which to strive, while maintaining quality. | ||
* [http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Releases/Schedule Release Schedule] | * [http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Releases/Schedule Release Schedule] | ||
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== Release Planning == | == Release Planning == | ||
Every release has tracker bugs for blockers, targets and updates. This is managed the Fedora ReleaseEngineering team. You can find more details about development plans for current and future releases at the RoadMap page. | Every release has tracker bugs for blockers, targets and updates. This is managed the Fedora [[ReleaseEngineering]] team. You can find more details about development plans for current and future releases at the [[RoadMap]] page. | ||
== Quality Assurance == | == Quality Assurance == | ||
* http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/QA | * http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/QA | ||
Revision as of 01:11, 4 June 2009
Package Maintainers
Information on maintaining packages in Fedora is described in PackageMaintainers.
Release Schedule
Fedora release schedule is a non-rigid balance between rapid progress, and quality and robustness. Fedora has a public release schedule, with a new release planned approximately every six months. On occasion releases are slightly delayed to fix critical bugs. This release mechanism gives the project goals for which to strive, while maintaining quality.
Release Planning
Every release has tracker bugs for blockers, targets and updates. This is managed the Fedora ReleaseEngineering team. You can find more details about development plans for current and future releases at the RoadMap page.