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LinuxPlanet: Employment on the Linux Planet is going strong according to a number of barometers.

CodePlex: "The Microsoft CodePlex.com team has donated $25,000 to the Mercurial project, responding to the recent appeal by the project leader, Matt Mackall."

Linux.com: "Earlier this year, former Fedora Project Leader Paul Frields announced he'd be stepping down from the post and that Fedora and Red Hat were searching for a new project leader.

At the end of June, Frields announced that Jared Smith would be taking up the position."

Linux.com: "Frields goes into detail on the upcoming Fedora 13 release, his decision to transition out of the Project Leader position and how many contributors to Fedora are being paid by Red Hat, among many other topics.

Grab a cup of coffee for this in-depth discussion."

Cyber Cynic: "Paul W. Frields, the Fedora Project leader, told me though that this release is much new user-friendly and that it's no longer just for experienced Linux users.

Based on my early look at this Red Hat community Linux distribution, I agree."

Just Me, Amber: "Earlier today Lyz Krumbach sent an email to the Ubuntu Women Project mailing list announcing that the Ubuntu Community Council had appointed me as the interim leader of the Project."

InternetNews: "While the latest installment of the Red Hat-sponsored community Linux distribution offers many new features, at the top of the list for users including Fedora's project leader, Paul Frields, are improved networking capabilities that raise the bar for mobile connectivity on Linux."

DBTA: "The project fulfills several purposes and "one of them is to give Red Hat a place to contribute code and have it integrated into a release that is in very wide distribution to millions and millions of users," Paul Frields, Fedora project leader at Red Hat, tells Linux Executive Report."

IT Wire: "The Debian GNU/Linux distribution may include Mono in its default install, with the project leader Steve McIntyre telling iTWire today that "there's a chance that it might do, but it's under discussion at the moment.""

Netstat -vat: "Since Mono benefits from the Microsoft/Novell interoperability agreement, some in the Linux community have concerns about the legal status of mono when it comes to redistribution.

Among those that have a concern is Fedora Project Leader Paul Frields."