To have Blender 2.56 successfully running on Fedora 13 and Fedora 14 you need to compile it from source.
 
This is not as hard as most people would think if you follow these simple instructions.
 
1. Install needed package dependencies
2. Download Blender source
3. Edit scons config file (WITH_BF_FFMPEG = False)
4. Compile Blender
5. Run Blender
 
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In the last year I moved from Firefox to Chromium (aka Google Chrome) for my internet browsing. I still have Firefox 3.6 and 4.0 installed and even really like some of Firefox 4.0 features but Chrome is definitely default browser on my Fedora laptop.
 
Favorite Firefox extensions article was getting old so it is definitely time to write an updated version for Google Chrome.
 

My current favorite Google Chrome extensions:

Scrollbar Anywhere

Cleeki

TinEye Reverse Image Search

Better Gmail (Unofficial)

FlashBlock

LastPass

Adblock Plus

AdBlock + Browser Button for AdBlock

Social bookmarking plugins

Diigo

Delicious Bookmarks Extension (Beta)

Tweet Button

Missing e – Tumblr addon

Shareaholic

VisualizeUs Chrome extension

Add This

Share on Tumblr

 
If you have your favorite Google Chrome extensions feel free to suggest them.
 

 
I’m looking forward to seeing Moovida in Fedora, but currently it is stuck in bugzilla limbo :(
 
Currently Ubuntu has much better choice of multimedia and media center apps, that is why I hope Moovida gets in Fedora repos soon.
 
If you know somebody who would sponsor this packet please point him/her in the right direction.
 
UPDATE:
Good news is that Moovida available via Fedora 13 and 14 repos for some time now. Bad news is that Moovida project has moved away from Linux and is only making closed source media center that works on Windows only :(
 
Not to sad about it because XBMC is currently much better media center that Moovida will ever be.