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New to Linux

I am going to install Red Hat Fedora Core 2.
Any advice?

camthalion95
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Why would you install such an old distro? Get Fedora Core 9.

linux
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Ok, Where can i dwnld it?


And why is your name linux and you have XP?

camthalion95
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eager
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But I think fedora 8 is better than fedora 9 now.

gaowei
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But I think fedora 8 is better than fedora 9 now.

I have to disagree...the FC9 is much better at hardware recognition and seems to be a little faster than FC8 (my first love!)...
But @ the OP, good choice on going w/ Fedora. Very well balanced...easy enough for beginners but advanced enough for more experienced Linux users. Fedora 10 will be released in a few weeks (the Beta is available now)...I suggest once you install it, update the system immediately before you do anything else (you'll have nearly 300 updates waiting for you; many of them are very important). Enjoy!

flynismo
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Fedora is beta class software. Its always buggy.

You can download FC2 from the archives but the question is why?

jbennet
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Fedora is beta class software. Its always buggy.

I've used Fedora 8 on my workstation since March. It's stable and robust.

Fedora is used as the development line for RedHat Enterprise Linux. It has a rapid release cycle, while RHEL is very slow. When each new version is released, it may be a bit raw, but development is very active and problems are resolved quickly.

eager
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you should go for Fedora 8 instead of Fedora 2, has it is very old so why to go for older one.....

satyaseo
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sound good

sooogod
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Ok, Where can i dwnld it?

And why is your name linux and you have XP?

Many people run Linux for programming boxes, servers, gateways, yet they still use XP as there recreational OS. I however go all out *NIX. Just a matter of preference.

ov3rcl0ck
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I use Suse 11.1 myself

Damuzi
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you should go for Fedora 8 instead of Fedora 2, has it is very old so why to go for older one.....

Rider99
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I had used fedora 8 but I am really not aware that fedora 10 is going to be released out after few months. I was just waiting for the same. I think it will be great to use it.

johnnathan
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i think u should use ubuntu 10.0

nitinkk
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what about Fedoro 13 isn't the latest version good enough

tompatrick
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hmmm...nice explanation from the experts

sexykiller
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Fedora has been used in developing a line of Red Hat Enterprise Linux. This is a quick-release during the time when Red Hat Enterprise Linux is very slow. When each new version is released, can be a bit rough, but the development is very active and problems are solved quickly.

seocompanies
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laima
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