Yesterday, the Red Hat Fedora Community version released the latest Fedora9 version. On the same day, someone interviewed Linus, the father of Linux, and asked him what he thought. He said that he would upgrade to the official Fedora9 version in the near future. The reporter asked me if this version was just released. Are you not worried about the inconvenience caused to your daily applications? Linus immediately replied that the current mainstream Linux versions have very few bugs and will not affect development. Moreover, I am a Linux developer. The most valuable thing is how Linux has evolved. & Nb
Yesterday, the Red Hat Fedora Community version released the latest Fedora 9 version. On the same day, someone interviewed Linus, the father of Linux, and asked him what he thought. He said that he would upgrade to the official version of Fedora 9 in the near future.
The reporter asked me if this version was just released. Are you not worried about the inconvenience caused to your daily applications?
Linus immediately replied that the current mainstream Linux versions have very few bugs and will not affect development. Moreover, I am a Linux developer. The most valuable thing is how Linux has evolved.