After a puzzling two months of silence from Seneca with regard to
plans for fixing the withdrawn Fedora Remix, there is a blog post
indicating that work is starting with the beginning of summer,
including fixing the problem with attempting to change the timezone.
http://roottothehead.blogspot.com/2012/05/summer-at-seneca.html
Yeah I was initially directed to the Farnell site and that went buy 9.30am yesterday !!
Also they have implemented strict one per customer limitations.
I hope to get mine soon as I ordered it yesterday and normally CPC do next day 
I live in hope ......or at least where a few Unicorns run about
John Alexander wrote:
Yeah I was initially directed to the Farnell site and that went buy 9.30am yesterday !!
Also they have implemented strict one per customer limitations.
I hope to get mine soon as I ordered it yesterday and normally CPC do next day
Interesting that CPC have done a one-per-customer thing again (and out of stock already), there's absolutely no indication of anything like that on the farnell site
... or perhaps the "ctyler" who made the mysterious pre-announcement on the Pi forum isn't that C Tyler at all. User "ctyler" isn't exactly prolific, so it's rather hard to judge authenticity by other posts:
http://www.raspberrypi.org/phpBB3/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=39637
joined Pi forum: 22nd Oct 2012
last visited: 30th April 2013
total posts: 1
There are indeed many lessons to be gleaned here. Perhaps one of the most crucial is that as the Fedora Project don't officially support the Pi then it's always going to be an uphill struggle. Another is that after reading endless meeting transcripts, mailing list faddle and the like, it's pretty clear to me that Seneca are very good at making plans, but not so good at actually getting stuff done, or communicating with users of their product.
I wouldn't hire them to organise a kiddies' party. They'd probably spend a year having meetings trying to decide on the optimum inflation pressure for the bouncy castle. Then they'd forget to hire the magician and the party food would doubtless be made from tofu, brussel sprouts and granary floorsweepings.
If Fedora had any sense they'd slap a "cease and desist" on them. 
