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== Currrent State ==
== Currrent State ==


We have five working groups. These are independent sub-committees of FESCo, with individual governance structures (being worked out now). For the initial design phase (until January 2014), each group consists of one FESCo liaison chosen by FESCo plus eight other voting members. These groups are working on the development of ''Product Requirements Documents'', to be presented to the Fedora Advisory Board for ratification.
We have five working groups. These are independent sub-committees of FESCo, with individual governance structures. Three of the groups are developing future Fedora target products — Fedora Workstation, Fedora Cloud, and Fedora Server. These groups have created basic descriptions of their plans for those products, and are now working on concrete plans for what changes those might require for Fedora 21 and beyond. The other two groups, Base Design and Environments & Stacks, are not producing specific products, but will help design the shared core on which everything is built, as well as "building blocks" on top of that.


== Working groups ==
== Working groups ==

Revision as of 19:06, 23 January 2014

Fedora.next is an umbrella phrase for the shape of Fedora in the post-F20 future.

Background

This all came out of a number of proposals at Flock 2013, including Architecture for a More Agile Fedora and Stephen Gallagher's suggestion that we use that architecture to design, build, and market three distinct Fedora products. This grew into a proposal accepted by the Fedora advisory board, and the formation of Initial Working Groups by FESCo.

Currrent State

We have five working groups. These are independent sub-committees of FESCo, with individual governance structures. Three of the groups are developing future Fedora target products — Fedora Workstation, Fedora Cloud, and Fedora Server. These groups have created basic descriptions of their plans for those products, and are now working on concrete plans for what changes those might require for Fedora 21 and beyond. The other two groups, Base Design and Environments & Stacks, are not producing specific products, but will help design the shared core on which everything is built, as well as "building blocks" on top of that.

Working groups

Original Announcements

  • Product Working Groups