Fedora 13 was released May 2010.

Fedora is part of Red Hat, but a separate, free distribution. Red Hat Enterprise Linux is a conservative very stable and easily maintained distribution with a design life of seven years. Fedora on the other hand is far more innovative and has a release cycle of about six months.
Red Hat has an extensive commercial and technical userbase. Fedora is aimed at the hobbyist and developer. CentOS is designed to be a free version of Red Hat.

Installation discs.
There are 5 CDs for i386, 5 for x86_64.
Single DVDs for i386 and x86_64

Live discs
i686 Gnome and KDE Live CDs.
x86_64 Gnome and KDE Live CDs

A previous test installation showed that only two CDs are needed for a standard install for i386.
For further information see The Fedora Release Notes

Installation CDs, two discs recommended $15
Installation DVDs $15
Live CDs $7.50

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