As the release date for the exciting, new edition of Fedora – the 16th release of this innovative and user-friendly software – approached, NetHosting users could barely contain their anxiety over whether or not their provider would choose to support the new Fedora or whether they would have to search for an alternate solution. As it turns out, once again these users will be the privileged many who get to taste all the best of both worlds combined. The world’s best Internet hosting company recently announced that all the hosting products in their considerable arsenal will feature full support for Fedora 16, the latest distribution from Fedora Projects.

It is because the company is so interested in the quality of the experiences their customers have with them that they have chosen to support the new edition of Fedora across all their platforms, servers, and virtual hosts. Since its inception, Fedora has been one of the best operating systems distributed free of charge to any interested party around the world. As far as open-source operating systems go, Fedora has it all. This includes a great user interface that is easy to get accustomed to and quick to navigate. Fedora is backed by a massive international community of developers who regularly volunteer their time and effort toward improving its system. Even Fedora’s users are dedicated to its improvement, as they regularly send in bug and crash reports as well as comments and suggestions on how they believe its interface can be made better.

The new version of Fedora has been receiving rave reviews on just about every aspect of the program. Its security is lauded as some of the most iron-clad of any application or operating system in the business. The vast majority of users have found it to be a stable system that rarely crashes or suffers from errors or bugs. It is easy to use for even the most novice computer users, but it can also be customized to the nth degree by its pickier, more knowledgeable connoisseurs. Even with all of this quality, protection, and customizability, however, Fedora continues to be distributed at no cost. Fedora developers are proud of their efforts, and many believe that it is reward enough just to know that the operating system they helped to create is one of the best in the world.

The Fedora name has recently been associated with even such internationally-recognized open source moguls as Linux, available from Red Hat Enterprise. Aspects of the Fedora system were used by Red Hat Enterprise’s Linux as essential foundation pieces in various derivative distributions of the world-famous free software. The 16th edition of Fedora will only be released to the general public after the portions of its code used in Linux-based systems have been thoroughly and meticulously alpha- and beta-tested by enthusiastic Linux aficionados. These aficionados are generally knowledgeable computer experts who volunteer their time and attention to use preliminary software versions before they are released in order to locate and eliminate any stubborn bugs, incompatible lines of code, and other minor errors.

The working title of Fedora 16 has been widely circulated as Verne. This title is a tribute to the visionary science fiction writer, Jules Verne, who is globally lauded as a creative thinker and futurist who lived long before his time.

One of NetHosting’s primary stated goals as a company is to both empower and educate their users concerning the wide variety of operating systems and hosting platforms available. Part of fulfilling this goal is the ongoing service of staying up-to-date on all of the world’s best operating systems and hosting platforms and making sure that all their servers and hosts are compatible with as many of these as possible. Fedora 16 is proud to be counted among these top hosting platforms, and the world’s best hosting company is proud to be able to provide support for this latest Fedora release across all their cloud hosts, dedicated servers, and Virtual Private Server solutions.

The release date for Fedora 16 is set at November 8, 2011. In the final week before its release, many stunning new updates were added to its arsenal including Xen Dom0 and Windows installation support as well as a final switch to the Grub2 platform. Fedora’s 14th release, Laughlin, will continue to be available until December 8, 2011.

Nethosting also provides support for Windows, Ubuntu, FreeBSD, cPanel, CentOS 6, DirectAdmin, and Debian.

This hosting company is one of the Internet’s top hosting providers. Included among the many hosting servers and services they provide are dedicated servers, VPS servers, and cloud servers as well as many other virtual hosting solutions. These servers provide their subscribers with the cutting-edge in virtual hosting technology. Whether a high-security Virtual Private Server solution is needed or just a simple cloud host for backing up a couple of files, this company has been the go-to provider for both serious and casual users alike. Because they are hosted on some of the best machines in the business, their servers are some of the fastest and most reliable in the business. The company offers a cloud, dedicated, and VPS hosting service that is designed to be both user-friendly and highly customizable. Both expert users and beginning hosters can enjoy the precise level of involvement with their hosting provider that they wish, and whether or not users are adept at customizing their servers to their precise specifications, they will be able to take advantage of smooth interaction and fast transfers.