For those interested in Node.js, Fedora 28 currently ships with 6.x, 8.x and 9.x versions available and I am building 10.0 at this very moment. It should be available in the updates-testing repositories by tomorrow.
I'm glad you have found Fedora to be very stable. It's something we work very, very hard to accomplish. Fedora has long-since stopped referring to itself as "bleeding-edge", though. We've adopted the term "leading-edge"…
As a long-time Fedora developer (and a member of FESCo during the switch over to systemd), I take offense at the idea that we claimed a lack of polish was okay. Far from it; we've spent a lot of time and effort in…
For those interested in Node.js, Fedora 28 currently ships with 6.x, 8.x and 9.x versions available and I am building 10.0 at this very moment. It should be available in the updates-testing repositories by tomorrow.
I'm glad you have found Fedora to be very stable. It's something we work very, very hard to accomplish. Fedora has long-since stopped referring to itself as "bleeding-edge", though. We've adopted the term "leading-edge"…
As a long-time Fedora developer (and a member of FESCo during the switch over to systemd), I take offense at the idea that we claimed a lack of polish was okay. Far from it; we've spent a lot of time and effort in…