Fedora 12 ha sido bautizado

junio 27th, 2009 Geniutrix

Constantine ha sido el nombre ganador de la encuesta que Fedora Project tuvo durante un tiempo a disposición de cualquiera que quisiese votar (ver referencia). Las votaciones quedaron de la siguiente manera:

1. Constantine   1167
2. Umbria            941
3. Orville             792
4. Rugosa            740
5. Chilon              530

Fuente: Espacio Linux

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