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They say April showers bring May flowers, and we are excited to see what’s popping up in the Fedora community this month. Read on for more about what has been happening and what to expect within the Fedora community. News Membership Renewal Time! This month we began our annual membership renewal process. The program team… Read more »
Welcome to our March Fedora Newsletter. With Spring upon us, we are excited to keep you updated on what we’ve been doing, where to find us and how to get involved in the community! Read on for exciting information about Fedora. News Welcome to Fedora’s New Program Manager We would like to welcome Arran Griffith… Read more »
Fedora is excited to share with you this year’s Annual Report. This report serves to showcase and highlight all of our successes from FY 2020-2021. Read all about our achievements, developments and plans for the future and help us celebrate our vibrant and engaged community of members. You can download your copy of the Fedora… Read more »
This is the latest in a series of monthly updates on the Fedora Migration Paths and Tools project – please see the previous post for a summary of the work completed up to that point. This project has been generously funded by the IMLS. We completed some final performance tests and optimizations for the University… Read more »
As you may have heard, earlier this month the Fedora 6.0 Release Candidate was announced, which means we are moving full steam ahead toward an official full production release of the software. After 2 long years of laying down the tracks to guide us toward a shiny new Fedora, this train is nearly ready to… Read more »
This is the eighth in a series of monthly updates on the Fedora Migration Paths and Tools project – please see last month’s post for a summary of the work completed up to that point. This project has been generously funded by the IMLS. The University of Virginia has completed their data migration and successfully… Read more »
Today we are sitting down with the staff team at Fedora who work alongside our wonderful community members every day to make things happen for the program. Fedora is an open-source, community-supported program funded entirely by membership contributions. Because of this funding, the program is able to support a small staff to work on developing,… Read more »
This is the seventh in a series of monthly updates on the Fedora Migration Paths and Tools project – please see last month’s post for a summary of the work completed up to that point. This project has been generously funded by the IMLS. Born Digital has set up both staging and production servers for… Read more »
Last month we hosted the first of two Online Fedora User Group Meetings. This first meeting was held to accommodate users in European time zones and brought together members of the community to share use cases, ask questions and present on the progress being made within their institutions. Over 2 half-day sessions, we gained valuable… Read more »