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Fedora and Red Hat Enterprise Linux. While Fedora Linux is a community project, it is also the test bed for Red Hat Enterprise Linux. While Red Hat tests new software on the Fedora Distributions any successes on the Fedora Distribution eventually get incorporated in the staple Enterprise Ready, Red Hat Enterprise Linux release. In other words, if you use Fedora and are competing in the job market you're a step ahead of everyone else. What new features are incorporated in Red Hat Enterprise Linux, if you want a preview of what's happening or what's coming in Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6, Fedora 11 is for you. If you want to try out the latest releases of GNOME and KDE on the Desktop, Fedora 11 is for you. If you want to try out other new software such as the latest version of Firefox, Fedora 11 is the Distribution for you. If you want to be involved in a great community effort to help develop Red Hat Enterprise Linux, Fedora is for you. What's more, Fedora is freely available, in other words, you can download it or buy it for a nominal fee from dozens, perhaps hundreds of sites. If you need to purchase media I urge you to check out the Fedora Sponsored Media Program. Vendors in this Program use proceeds to help those less fortunate learn Linux, to get the media they need to try Fedora. Fedora is also available in Live CD format, in other words, you can try out Fedora without changing anything on your system. In future videos we'll use the Live Media to test hardware compatibility as well as new hardware features. Thanks, and on to the next video.