The Fedora Project will no longer name its Linux release

The Fedora Project has a variety of release version naming history, but this history will end at Fedora21. The Fedora developer has decided that it is time to end the naming rules and procedures of the Fedora operating system. We do not know whether the naming process will be replaced by the Community, but one thing is very definite: the relevant members of Fedora will not continue to name it. & Ldquo; what is the ora21 code? However, the answer is blank. No &

The Fedora Project has a variety of release version naming history, but this history will end at Fedora 21.

The Fedora developer has decided that it is time to end the naming rules and procedures of the Fedora operating system. We do not know whether the naming process will be replaced by the Community, but one thing is very definite: the relevant members of Fedora will not continue to name it.

"What is the code of Fedora 21? However, the answer is blank. It is not a 'null' string but not ". The Fedora committee decided to terminate the issue name process. However, this does not mean that "no release name is available". The release name may depend on the Community or working group. Or reform in any way, Red Hat's Jaroslav Reznik said in his blog.

The information that appears in an unnamed email list has been circulating for quite some time, but it may not be clear yet for the Fedora Project.

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