Fedora 16 has been out for almost a month now but doesn't seem to be available as a distro choice.

Are there plans to support Fedora 16 or will I have to roll my own if I want to use it?

It would seem that the repos are catching up. Fedora turns over so quick. I haven't tried it, but you could install FC15 and upgrade with yum if you wanted to avoid the recovery method.

http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Upgrading_Fedora_using_yum

Let me know how it works out. If you don't get to it, I may try it out first. I do second your FC16 request.

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For what it's worth, I've been running F16 since before it went gold, and aside from a couple of kernels that had issues (and the fact that you have to be mindful that Linode uses pvgrub, which behaves like grub1; grub2, the default in F16, is a significantly different beast), overall I've been pretty happy with it.

(The only ongoing problem I've had is in-guest rebooting; it looks like something is hanging up with plymouth. Reboot via lish works fine. Haven't cared enough about it to really dig into it, since I have a workaround. )

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I'd love to see this become an official image option as well. I already made an attempt at an upgrade to F16 but it ended badly because of their new SystemD thing.

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