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Fedora Project Leader Matthew Miller Stepping Down

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Fedora Project Leader Matthew Miller Stepping Down

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Fedora Project Leader Matthew Miller: A change of hats! - Fedora Magazine

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I’ve been the Fedora Project Leader for more than ten years. That’s half of Fedora’s existence as a distribution project. It is my dream job, and I love it, and honestly, I could do it forever.

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17•1 month ago
As someone who switched back to Fedora during his tenure, good job.
- Morys
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  7•1 month ago
  Another one here. Inveterate distro hopper now firmly anchored with fedora

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