cnet.com have a live blog and reporters covering the event here.
Using OpenShift’s DIY cartridge to add Tomcat support
Grant Shipley at Red Hat has a great post here showing how you can use OpenShift’s DIY cartridge to add Tomcat support to your app, so you can run your app on Tomcat instead of JBoss.
Updating/adding kernel headers to Fedora to support VirtualBox Guest Additions
Installing VirtualBox Guest Additions on Fedora 16 and 17 fails because it looks like the kernel headers are not installed by default. After you’ve installed Fedora to VirtualBox, you can manually install the required kernel headers with these steps (summarized from this post)
sudo yum -y update kernel sudo yum -y install kernel-devel kernel-headers dkms gcc gcc-c++
Reboot then install the VirtualBox Guest Additions from the Devices menu.
Adding a user on Fedora to sudoers
When you create a new user on Fedora during the setup steps, there’s a checkbox to add the user to the administers group, which allows them to sudo commands. If you forget to check this box, you can add the user to the sudoers group like this:
echo 'loginname ALL=(ALL) ALL' >> /etc/sudoers