leonidas

The H Open: "Fedora developer and Red Hat employee Paul W. Frields has announced that Fedora 11, code named "Leonidas", has reached its end of life."

Tux Radar: "Leonidas (either named after the king of Sparta who led his troops to victorious annihilation in the Peloponnese or the chain of chocolate shops), is the 11th release of the Fedora operating system."

Softpedia: "After a two-week delay, the Fedora Project team finally announced, two minutes ago, the release of Fedora 11, also known as Leonidas.

The multitude of new features and improvements in this new version made the waiting time seem even longer, especially for dedicated fans."

Tech Source From Bohol: "To get everyone excited, let's take a look at some of the many great features that the upcoming Fedora 11 will incorporate:"

Softpedia: "With all the buzz from the latest Ubuntu and Mandriva releases slowly fading away, we are rapidly approaching yet another important day marked on all Linux geeks' calendars.

Fedora 11, also known as Leonidas, will hopefully "hit the shelves" at the end of this month, on May 26. And, if it lives up to the expectations, much confusion will be among users who will definitely have a hard time deciding which distribution to choose"

Ongoing for nearly three months now, the Fedora Project's election season appears to have finally come to a close.