Displaying Episode 41 - 47 of 47 in total of Fedora Project Podcast with the tag “linux”.
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9: Resurrecting the Fedora Air-Waves
May 28th, 2020 | 4 mins 35 secs
fedora, linux, podcast
The host provides an update on the return of the Fedora Podcast after a hiatus, thanking listeners for their feedback and support.
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8: The Art Behind Open Source: Fedora's Design Philosophy
May 21st, 2020 | 38 mins 15 secs
design, fedora, linux
In this illuminating episode, we go behind the scenes with Mairin Duffy, Principal Interaction Designer at Red Hat and leader of the Fedora Design Team. Mairin offers an inside look at the creative process behind Fedora's iconic wallpapers, logos, and branding elements. She dives deep into the team's open source design philosophy, detailing how they collaborate across borders on everything from artwork to UX. Mairin also shares insights into maintaining brand consistency, the legal considerations around logo usage, and the team's efforts to nurture an inclusive community of designers. Whether you're a Fedora user, an open source advocate, or simply appreciate great design, this is a must-listen glimpse into the artistic core of one of the world's leading Linux distributions. Tune in for an engaging conversation with one of open source's most influential designers.
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7: Fedora Atomic to CoreOS: Examining the Linux Container Evolution
May 14th, 2020 | 15 mins 57 secs
coreos, fedora, fedora atomic, linux, silverblue
On this episode, Dusty Mabe from the Fedora Atomic working group sheds light on the major convergence happening in the Fedora container ecosystem. He explains the decision to unite Fedora's existing Atomic Host with the recently acquired CoreOS Container Linux into a new unified offering called Fedora CoreOS. Dusty dives into the philosophies and technologies from each platform that are being leveraged, from Atomic's RPM OSTree approach to CoreOS's automated updates and Ignition provisioning. He also discusses the path forward for users and contributors from both communities to get involved with the future of containerized operating systems on Fedora. Whether you're a container novice or veteran, this is an insightful look at an exciting evolution.
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4: Decoding Fedora Docs
April 2nd, 2018 | 18 mins 27 secs
documentation, fedora, linux
Jared Smith, a former Fedora Project Leader and current core contributor to the Fedora Documentation subproject, provides an in-depth look at the project's shift to a new documentation toolchain centered around AsciiDoc markup and associated tools. He shares insights on the benefits, onboarding process, recent accomplishments, future goals, and the importance of accessible documentation.
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3: Untangling Dependencies: How Fedora Modularity Simplifies Linux
March 16th, 2018 | 22 mins 16 secs
fedora, linux
Langdon White, the lead of the Fedora Modularity initiative, provides an in-depth explanation of what modularity is and how it aims to solve the "too fast, too slow" problem faced by developers and users of Linux distributions. He discusses the benefits, onboarding process, lessons learned from the previous attempt, and the future roadmap for integrating modularity into Fedora.
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2: Spreading Linux Love: The Life of a Fedora Ambassador
March 2nd, 2018 | 20 mins 33 secs
ambassador, fedora, linux
Jona Azizaj, a Fedora Ambassador from Albania, provides insights into the role and workings of the Fedora Ambassadors program. She discusses the responsibilities of ambassadors, the onboarding process, the importance of mentorship, regional divisions, collaboration between regions, and the relationship between Fedora and Red Hat as its sponsor.
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1: Steering the Fedora Ship: Insights from the Project Leader
February 16th, 2018 | 31 mins 2 secs
fedora, fedora project leader, linux, project leader
Matthew Miller, the Fedora Project Leader, provides an in-depth overview of the Fedora Project's history, mission, values, governance structure, and future roadmap. He discusses topics like the project's origins, the four foundations (Freedom, Friends, Features, First), the role of Red Hat, onboarding for new contributors, and upcoming initiatives around documentation, modularity, and mindshare.