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Honoring a Fedora legend: Mel Chua

July 15, 2024 / / 0 Comments

Content Warning: Cancer, hospice care.

The Fedora Council recently received the news that Mel Chua, a Fedora contributor in the early and formative days of the Project, was placed in hospice care after a long battle against cancer. On behalf of the Fedora community, we extend our condolences and love for Mel and her loved ones. In May, we asked the community to share stories and memories of Mel at the F40 Release Party opening remarks. To honor her memory for the next generation of Fedora contributors, we compiled the stories and a reflection on Mel’s impact on Fedora, its trajectory as a Free Software community, and most importantly, her impact on the people of our community.

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LWN subscription slots available for Fedora contributors

April 3, 2024 / / Comments Off on LWN subscription slots available for Fedora contributors

Linux Weekly News — or “LWN” — is a small, independent website dedicated to covering Linux and open source topics. There’s really nothing like it — from daily updates from different communities (including, of course, Fedora) to deep-dives into technical topics to reporting from various conferences and invents. Red Hat funds a subscription for Fedora community members, of which we currently have two open slots. There are also about a number of people who haven’t logged in for several years… I intend to remove these to make room if there is enough interest to warrant that.

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