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images/news/linux.jpgI'm wearing a very special hat today to celebrate the official release of Fedora 8, the latest version of the community-driven Linux distribution sponsored by Red Hat. Codenamed Werewolf, this release serves up some very impressive new features and includes a new visual style.
One of the most impressive new features included in Fedora 8 is the PulseAudio sound daemon, which will allow users to set the volume for each application individually, move streams between devices, redirect audio streams to other computers on the local network, and much more. Fedora 8 also includes the new Codeina codec installer, the new PolicyKit authentication system, IcedTea Java runtime, a new visual style, and many more new features.
Ars Technica
One of the most impressive new features included in Fedora 8 is the PulseAudio sound daemon, which will allow users to set the volume for each application individually, move streams between devices, redirect audio streams to other computers on the local network, and much more. Fedora 8 also includes the new Codeina codec installer, the new PolicyKit authentication system, IcedTea Java runtime, a new visual style, and many more new features.
Ars Technica
