Introducing fedora
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Fedora is a Linux distribution sponsored by Red Hat that offers cutting-edge software and technologies. It was created in 2003 when Red Hat discontinued Red Hat Linux. Fedora aims to deliver the newest open source technologies in a stable package. It provides security features like a firewall, bug reporting tool, and SELinux. Hardware requirements for graphical usage include a minimum of 640 MB RAM.
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Hacking with ARM Mobile devices on Linux
MOPCON2015 2015/10/31 16:15〜
This is my presentation materials in Taiwan.
Hacking with ARM devices Mobile on Linux,
C122 a015-en
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