Fedora is an RPM-based Linux distribution. Development is
sponsored by Red Hat, Inc. It is one of the so-called major
distributions, and out of the box, does not have non-free
application installed. Fedora’s installer, Anaconda, is used by
several other Linux distributions, and features many enterprise
features that is not available on other distributions
installation programs. Origin – Home Page: USA – Fedora Linux -
Installation – Fedora’s graphical installation program is known
as Anaconda. It is the most advanced installation program
currently available on desktop Linux distributions. Full disk
encryption, LVM, RAID, and remote installation on disks
connected to mainframes, Storage Area Networks (SANs) are
supported. - Desktop Environments – GNOME is Fedora’s main
desktop environment. KDE is the other desktop supported with a
separate installation iso image. - Software Management – Fedora
is an RPM-based distribution, and like any other Linux
distribution, you can manage applications on the system from th