Fedora's target audience

As part of the Fedora project's continuing effort to figure out what it is really trying to do, the Fedora board has now come up with a definition of what it thinks the project's target audience is: "Someone who (1) is voluntarily switching to Linux, (2) is familiar with computers, but is not necessarily a hacker or developer, (3) is likely to collaborate in some fashion when something's wrong with Fedora, and (4) wants to use Fedora for general productivity, either using desktop applications or a Web browser." The plan is to use this definition to focus efforts, while, hopefully, not restricting developments which have appeal beyond this audience.

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