“Fedora 11 General Overview with Fedora Release Engineer Jesse Keating”

In the interview, Jesse talks to us about the achievement milestone of putting together 11 releases, the process of planning and putting together a Fedora release, how it was done for F11 and also some of the tools, which he helped create which are used to put together the Fedora distribution. He talks about Pungi [https://fedorahosted.org/pungi/] and Revisor [http://revisor.fedoraunity.org/] which are tools used to compose the Fedora tree and create a custom remix or re-spin, respectively. He also talks about some of the changes which have taken place under the hood to enable Fedora’s new faster and improved boot up. Jesse takes us on a whirlwind tour of some of the greatest enhancements we can look forward to in F11, including changes to PackageKit and a new upstream version of RPM, the new default ext4 filesystem, enhanced fingerprint support for authentication and what we can look forward to in the future releases of Fedora.

The Full Fedora 11 Feature list can be found at http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Releases/11/FeatureList and you can look forward to more in depth coverage of some of those features and of the upcoming release in the days to come. Fedora 11 is sure to prove a highly innovative and technologically advanced release.

Fedora 11. Get ready. There’s reason to be excited!

Screenshot of HDHoover

It’s a simple application – you just select what you want to get rid of and then click hoover. The program will scan through all your computer files and remove anything deemed to be useless. I give no guarantees with this program as it’s a brute force method of sifting out the crap that windows likes hanging about your hard drive.

Download HDHoover

Remember, you will need the .NET 2.0 framework for this program to work for you.

Drumz0r is an XNA Application that shows how to control a system using the Harmonix Drumkit provided with Rockband.

Is It OpenSource?

Absolutely 100%. You can modify the code and Redistribute it But you must give me credit where it is due.

Where can I get It?

You can Download the Binary Here : [DOWNLOAD]

And The C# Project Here : [DOWNLOAD]

What do I need To run It?

You need the XNA Framework V 3.0 and the .NET Framework V3.5

Get the XNA Framework Here : [DOWNLOAD]

And the .NET Framework Here : [DOWNLOAD]

Please note the application only displays a black screen as I am only demonstrating how to use the controller not how to make a GUI.

if you have any questions email affix@fedoraproject.org

Download Here

Still, many gamers upgraded to vista solely for this purpose, so now the purpose is gone, increase your games framerates, compatability and playability by downgrading to XP and installing directx 10 for windows xp. Seriously, f**k vista.