Fedora 19 Beta Released: Alive, Dead, or Neither? 171
darthcamaro writes "Fedora 19, aka Schrödinger's Cat, is now out in Beta. There is a long list of new features in this release, including 3D modelling tools, improved security, federated VoIP, updated GNOME and KDE desktops and new improved virtual storage to name a few. '"Normally we have a good batch of features for everyone in a new release and this time around a lot of it is under the hood kinds of stuff," Fedora Project Leader, Robyn Bergeron, told ServerWatch.'"
Sorry... (Score:5, Funny)
Netcraft can either confirm its release status or its deadness; but not both.
(yes, yes, I know that that's a totally different aspect of physics, and that Netcraft confirms the death of BSD, not of Linux; but somebody has to do these things)
Re:You forgot both. (Score:5, Funny)
It may exist in both states until the .tar file is opened. In theory it also may be possible to peek inside the file and determine its state (or if it has one).