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­everything is going well for the upcoming Fedora 27 system development, and today Red Hat Software engineer Mohan Boddu announced today that the system has entered the Beta freeze phase earlier this week and is expected to release the Beta version before the end of this month. According to the Fedora 27 release roadmap, the "100% code completion deadline" status has been adjusted to meet, which means that all code for Fedora 27 has been completed. The release date of the Fedora 27 Beta was originally scheduled for September 19 this year, but it may be delayed by a week to September 26.

­Mohan Boddu said: "this means that as long as the installation package completes fixing the blocker or freezes the expected BUG, it will be marked as' stable', and then integrated into the Beta phase. Update testing will be maintained until other versions of the Beta version are released, and all installation packages will be gradually refined to stable after entering the final freeze phase."

­according to the roadmap, Fedora 27 will enter a final freeze on October 10 this year, and then it is expected to be officially released on October 24 or 31. Fedora 27 is based on the Linux Kernel 4.13 kernel branch and comes with GNOME 3.26 desktop environment by default. It also includes the latest components and open source technologies such as Perl 5.26, Golang 1.9, Glibc 2.26, Boost 1.64.0, RPM 4.14, Node.js 8.x, Ruby on Rails 5.1, PHP 7.2, OpenJDK 9 and so on.

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