Google Music is another "music in the cloud" service. Like the Amazon music service or Apple's upcoming iCloud service, Google Music lets you buy music or copy your existing music (up to 20,000 titles) into the Google cloud and play it from any Internet-connected device. At this time, there' s no player for iOS, but it works well within Safari on iOS. There is an app for Android.
Redhat has released Redhat Enterprise Linux 6. This note from Redhat to the Fedora user community mailing list helps explain the relationship between Redhat and Fedora:
Following on last week's successful F14 launch that we did together. This week, Red Hat launched Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6. This is an exciting event not only for RH-ers but also for our co-contributors in Fedora.
Google Music is another "music in the cloud" service. Like the Amazon music service or Apple's upcoming iCloud service, Google Music lets you buy music or copy your existing music (up to 20,000 titles) into the Google cloud and play it from any Internet-connected device. At this time, there' s no player for iOS, but it works well within Safari on iOS. There is an app for Android.
Fedora 15 was released today. The images are ready for download and the torrents are running. Don't fear the penguin. Linux is your friend.
Fedora 14