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Fedora Package Sources

Fedora Package Sources is the Fedora Project's package source hosting where maintainers manage RPM packaging repositories under public contributor identities.

123 usesUpdated Oct 10, 2026
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About this module

Fedora Package Sources hosts the packaging repositories behind the Fedora Linux distribution, with each package maintained by named community contributors. Looking up a contributor identity reveals their public profile name, the packages they maintain and have forked, and a summary of their recent contribution activity.

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