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"Fedora Availability Initiative" is a way by which Fedora can be made available for free or at minimal cost. As Fedora is a free, it is not sold at shops. The only way to get it till now is either you request a Fedora ambassador for install media or download it from internet. | |||
The "Fedora Availability Initiative" concentrates on distributing the install media via various channels. It also tracks the availability points across globe by documenting them at a single place where anyone can find Fedora availability location nearest to his/her place. This place can be a local LUG (Linux users group), Internet cafe, any individual who can provide it to our interested users. | |||
== '''How to get involved ?''' == | |||
'''As a ambassador.''' | |||
'''As a media provider.''' | |||
Revision as of 11:17, 5 March 2009
What is it ?
"Fedora Availability Initiative" is a way by which Fedora can be made available for free or at minimal cost. As Fedora is a free, it is not sold at shops. The only way to get it till now is either you request a Fedora ambassador for install media or download it from internet.
The "Fedora Availability Initiative" concentrates on distributing the install media via various channels. It also tracks the availability points across globe by documenting them at a single place where anyone can find Fedora availability location nearest to his/her place. This place can be a local LUG (Linux users group), Internet cafe, any individual who can provide it to our interested users.
How to get involved ?
As a ambassador.
As a media provider.