Wikipedia says “Goodbye” to Fedora/RedHat
October 10, 2008
The battle between linux distros is quite old.
I remember since I began to hack Linux Systems (1998), the great scenario was:
1. Slackware vs Debian
2. RedHat vs SuSE
3. Mandrake vs Conectiva
And “1 x 2 x 3″… =]
And “1 x 2 x 3″ x Microsoft Windows… =D
My first distro was … oh, I began with FreeBSD, yeah ! And I love it… 
Next, I moved to Slackware by obvious reasons and then to Debian/Gentoo…but I also worked with Conectiva, SuSE and RedHat (CentOS, Mandriva, Ubuntu-like, OpenSuSE, Librix and Fedora) in my different jobs.
When I received this notice by Fedora Ambassadors mailing list, it’s not surprised me. Today, this old battle seems to be ended and a convergence is emerging. I see Ubuntu conquering a great amount of space between beginners and advanced users and, of course, enterprise companies too.
Wikipedia moves to Ubuntu
The article: http://www.linuxworld.com.au/index.php/id;1474805050;fp;16;fpid;1
