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Fedora Community Support. While Fedora Linux is supported by the community, it is also the test bed for Red Hat Enterprise Linux. Join the Fedora community and you become part of the best Enterprise-ready operating system available today, and if you want help on Fedora or Red Hat Enterprise Linux you've got to give help Ð that's just basic Karma. So, if you want to help navigate on over to the URL shown here. As shown on that page you can help in a number of areas. As a Content Writer, someone who spreads the word about Fedora. As a Designer, that's a graphics designer who creates art, who finds fonts, and helps enhance the usability of the operating system. Of course, you can help as a Developer, someone who communicates through code and more. Developers need skills in Python, the C Programming Language and other languages, but if you know how to create and package an RPM, that's Red Hat's Package Management System, you can help as a Developer there, too. If you're a People Person, well, that's a relative term in the world of geeks, you may be able to become a Fedora Master, a Marketing Person, a Mentor, and most commonly someone who supports others on Fedora Communication Channels, such as mailing lists, and IRCs. The Fedora community also includes a number of Translators who work on translating documents and software into a number of different human languages. On last check, translations are available in over 80 different languages and dialects. Of course, if you have Web Development skills you can help Fedora communicate online through its web sites, through it's documentation, and other related infrastructure. So, if you want to become part of the team behind the best operating system distribution available, browse on over to the URL shown here, and join one of the teams. Alternately, you can just be helpful on a mailing list, IRC channel or forum. A variety of official and less official forums are listed online at the page shown here. Alternatively if Wikis are your thing you can help collaborate on Fedora via Wiki. A list of available project Wikis are shown here at the URL shown here, and that's just a small sample of what's available through the Fedora community. And remember, under basic Karma, if you want help you've got to give help.