Post by Darin Gosling on May 26, 2008 21:08:54 GMT -5
Well guys its been a couple weeks since the release of Fedora 9 and I have been using it just that long. There have been some very nice changes and it is by far the most complete operating system put out by the Fedora Project. It also could be said it is the most complete linux distro out there. The only thing really missing is a Fedora exclusive desktop environment but I am sure that will be in the works some time soon. There have been a couple updates I can't really say exactly how many programs havebeen updated but there have been some nice enhancement updates. Which for those of you that do not know is just new programs and/or a program which has been reworked. I would recommend Fedora to just about anyone and remember for those of you that do have Fedora 9 it is also free to distribute to just about anyone who wants it. Linux does not have to be complicated most say and it's NOT! Linux is just another type of Operating System and Fedora is by far the Linux leader in terms of a complete distribution. I think in time Fedora will catch on more than it already has.
If you would like to download Fedora and give it a try they offer a DVD set and CD set as well as a live CD set and live DVD set, and if you dont know what a live cd or dvd is, it is simply you run the operating system off the disk and its all loaded in a temp directory without installing it and the best part of it is you can install it right from the disk from the live image. Anyway to gain fedora go to www.fedoraproject.org and click on the "Get Fedora" link in the side bar.
--Darin
If you would like to download Fedora and give it a try they offer a DVD set and CD set as well as a live CD set and live DVD set, and if you dont know what a live cd or dvd is, it is simply you run the operating system off the disk and its all loaded in a temp directory without installing it and the best part of it is you can install it right from the disk from the live image. Anyway to gain fedora go to www.fedoraproject.org and click on the "Get Fedora" link in the side bar.
--Darin