Articles about Fedora Linux. Fedora Linux is a free and Open Source Linux distribution. The Fedora Community is built around Four Foundations of Freedom, Friends, Features, First. Some articles are useful for users, but most are written with other Fedora Community contributors in mind.
- Reflections on Organizing Flock as Fedora Community Architect
What organizing Flock to Fedora has taught me about community, inclusion, and the future of the event.
- How Flock to Fedora Gets Organized
A look behind the scenes at the team, the workflow, and the paperwork that goes into producing the Flock to Fedora contributor conference.
- Flock to Fedora 2026: What Happened
What happened at Flock 2026, the annual contributor conference for Fedora Project? Here are the highlights from the event in Prague.
- The Fedora AI Developer Desktop Debate: Reflections From Red Hat Summit 2026
What does the AI Developer Desktop mean for Fedora? Read my reflections from Red Hat Summit 2026 on building consensus, transparency, and the Remix revival.
- Why the Fedora AI-Assisted Contributions Policy Matters for Open Source
A pragmatic look at the Fedora AI-Assisted Contributions Policy, its impact on maintainer burnout, and how it protects software freedom.
- Infra & Releng Hackfest @ Fedora Flock 2024
This blog post summarizes the discussions and action items from the Infrastructure and Release Engineering workshop held at Flock 2024 in Rochester, New York, USA. This post is also an experiment in using AI-generated summaries.
- Outreachy May 2024: A Letter to Fedora Applicants
To all Outreachy May 2024 applicants to the Fedora Project, Today is May 2nd, 2024. The Outreachy May 2024 round results will be published in a few short hours. This year, the participation in Fedora for Outreachy May 2024 was record-breaking. Fedora will fund three internships this year. During the
- Win-Win for All: How to Run a Non-Engineering Outreachy Internship
The contribution phase of Outreachy can be intimidating. Check these best practices for mentors organizing a non-coding Outreachy internship.
- On Free Software, Red Hat, and Iran
A story in which I visit the Fedora Council ticket tracker and find an important opportunity to advocate for contributors from Iran.
- Committee Risk: A Governance Challenge for Open Source
Open Source communities often turn to a committee model for governing their projects. Sometimes it works, but other times it does not. Why?