"Fedora Extras" related terms, short phrases and links

Fedora Extras is a repository for packages not distributed with the base Fedora Core distribution. (Web site)
Fedora Extras was a repository for packages maintained by community volunteers and not distributed with the base Fedora Core distribution.
Fedora Extras is a collection of software that is compatible with and extends the functionality of Fedora Core.
Fedora Extras, a repository built entirely by volunteers, provides thousands more packages, and is enabled for use by default. (Web site)
Fedora Extras are sets of packages that supplement the Fedora Core but do not replace Fedora Core component packages. (Web site)

The word "Core" used to distinguish the main Fedora packages from those of the Fedora Extras project, which provided add-ons to Fedora Core.
The merger of Fedora Core and Fedora Extras is a significant milestone that is already dramatically boosting the vitality of the project.

Fedora Core and Fedora Extras repository has been merged since the Fedora 7 release.

For versions previous to FC3 there was another repository called fedora.us, which was the base for Fedora Extras. (Web site)
The fedora.us repositories have become Fedora Extras.

Fedora has two main software repositories; Fedora Core for the base packages, and Fedora Extras for packages not distributed as part of the core. (Web site)
Fedora 7 will be the first release to include software from the Fedora Extras as well as the Core. (Web site)


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