Join Us for the Fedora Linux 43 Release Party!

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https://fedoramagazine.org/join-us-for-the-fedora-linux-43-release-party/

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SatyrSack@quokk.au

9 months ago

What do people do at a software release party?
Why is this being held a month after release?

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Robin@lemmy.world

9 months ago

As a developer I can comment on nr 2. The last month was more chaotic than before the release because of the new bugs that were discovered from users with weird setups

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Dharma Curious (he/him)@slrpnk.net

9 months ago

Everybody gets together, there are snacks and drinks and music, and then at the end of the stroke of midnight all the software turns to hardware and by 12:03 everyone releases simultaneously

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