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== Modules for everyone
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+ Fedora 28 was the first release to enable modular repositories.
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+ However, it was only provided in the Server edition.
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+ In Fedora 29, all Fedora installations now have access to modules.
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+ Modules allow you to access alternative versions of popular software, giving you a wider range of software choices.
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+ Fedora packagers are able to use modules and module defaults to build each stream once and have it available for any Fedora release they wish.
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+ This means they no longer need to duplicate that work for both the modular and non-modular repositories.
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+ See xref:fedora:modularity:index[Modularity docs] for information about modules in Fedora.
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== DNF 4
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Fedora 29 provides the *DNF 4* package manager, which provides some changes to how modularity is implemented.
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pbokoc
commented 5 years ago
Fixes #194.