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That means users will be able to upgrade to the new Fedora version while keeping the streams of software they need for their applications. This will be particularly useful for Fedora Server.
That means users will be able to upgrade to the new Fedora version while keeping the streams of software they need for their applications. This will be particularly useful for Fedora Server.
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Modules can have independent lifecycles from the base Fedora release. Starting next release, it will be possible to build modules against multiple Fedora releases thanks to the link:++https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Infrastructure/Factory2/Focus/StreamExpansion++[Stream Expansion functionality].
Modules can have independent lifecycles from the base Fedora release. Starting next release, it will be possible to build modules against multiple Fedora releases thanks to the link:++https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Infrastructure/Factory2/Focus/StreamExpansion++[Stream Expansion functionality].
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Next steps
Next steps
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Modularity makes some parts of the system to move slowly, and other parts to move faster — so users can choose the right speed of different parts according to their use case.
Modularity makes some parts of the system to move slowly, and other parts to move faster — so users can choose the right speed of different parts according to their use case.
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Different users have different needs. Developers want the latest versions possible, system administrators want stability for longer period of time.
Different users have different needs. Developers want the latest versions possible, system administrators want stability for longer period of time.
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What are the benefits?
What are the benefits?
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Also, *upgrading an existing Fedora installation won’t require any special steps* as there are no changes to the main Fedora repository. The new content is in a separate repository that is completely optional.
Also, *upgrading an existing Fedora installation won’t require any special steps* as there are no changes to the main Fedora repository. The new content is in a separate repository that is completely optional.
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Should users choose not to bother with modules and streams, they always get the distribution default. This means that modularity can be used without any changes to the existing workflows.
Should users choose not to bother with modules and streams, they always get the distribution default. This means that modularity can be used without any changes to the existing workflows.
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Updating the system will never cause a module to skip to another stream, even when there are newer versions available. Changing streams is always a conscious decision the user explicitly makes.
Updating the system will never cause a module to skip to another stream, even when there are newer versions available. Changing streams is always a conscious decision the user explicitly makes.
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