Fedora Core 4 is out: "Ladies and Gentlemen, you may have *thought* you were using the latest and greatest in open source software, but folks, today we have something really, really exciting for you. It purrs. It hums. It mesmerizes. It is ... FEDORA CORE FOUR. That's right, the premier open source operating system has just turned 4 -- four releases that is! But before we tell you how much this is going to cost, here are a few of the fabulous features: GNOME 2.10, OpenOffice.org 2.0 prerelease, Eclipse and a 100% open source Java stack, Fedora Extras, KDE 3.4, PPC. All of that, yes, all of that. But, wait!, before you reach for your wallet, you should hear about a few more of Fedora Core 4's fabulous features...." Here is the full release announcement and, for the more serious types, also the release notes. The ISO images can be obtained via BitTorrent or from a number of download mirrors; here are some quick links to the DVD ISO images for the three architectures: FC4-i386-DVD.iso (2,623MB, SHA1), FC4-ppc-DVD.iso (2,948MB, SHA1), FC4-x86_64-DVD.iso (2,797MB, SHA1).