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Fedora 10 is a 10
Hardware and Software
Linux and Unix
15 Years Ago
by khess
Fedora releases usually generate more yawns than a Ben Affleck movie for me but this time, they've gone the extra mile. I placed Fedora at number 7 in my [URL="http://www.daniweb.com/blogs/entry3322.html"]10 Best Linux Distributions[/URL] post but now that I've seen Fedora 10, I may have to reorder the list and place Fedora at number 5 or…
Re: Is Fedora Linux Still Relevant?
Hardware and Software
Networking
14 Years Ago
by gnuhead
Fedora is no more a testbed for (RHEL) Red Hat Enterprise Linux than Debian is a testbed for Ubuntu. Fedora is upstream from RHEL the same way as Debian is upstream from Ubuntu. Fedora as not a testbed i'm so fed up of reading posts where this is stated. Fedora's upstream are the various projects and they always push fixes upstream before …
Re: Is Fedora Linux Still Relevant?
Hardware and Software
Networking
14 Years Ago
by fwarren
Fedora is needed. I am glad there are very strong Gentoo, Fedora, Debian and Ubuntu communities. They all have their strengths and weaknesses. Anything that is "cool" and "really works" in one distro tends to work its way into other distros. They are all the better for it. Fedora used to run slow on my systems and I …
Re: Is Fedora Linux Still Relevant?
Hardware and Software
Networking
14 Years Ago
by amaniev
Fedora has plenty of community support and is ideal for desktop users, gamers and developers who do not need commercial support and want the latest. Fedora has a lot of upstream contribution to its credit. I agree with von_Wanderlust's comments below.
Re: Fedora and Windows 7 dual boot???
Hardware and Software
Linux and Unix
12 Years Ago
by ljdellar
Fedora will do all of the partitioning for you. If you just provide a chunk of free unpartitioned space it will create the appropriate mount points and swap space.
Re: Fedora 8, vmplayer, and Server testbed.....
Community Center
16 Years Ago
by world_weapon
Fedora 8 and VMplayer Steps I had to follow to enable access to the guest server from the host. Brief summary: The startup did not work right out of the box for my F8 Installation mainly due to vmnet8 not being up, but I figured it out with a lot help from #vmware channel on freenode and this is how I get it running. 1: Mount the drives.…
First Thoughts on Fedora Core 5
Community Center
18 Years Ago
by kc0arf
Fedora Core 5, the next version of software based on RedHat Linux of long ago, was released in Mid-March to the masses. I am sure that others have looked at the alpha and beta releases -- I waited until the the official release before looking at the software. Initial reactions: I love it. My hardware, for those to compare, is an AMD Athalon 1.…
Re: dual boot fedora 5 and XP
Hardware and Software
Linux and Unix
17 Years Ago
by John A
Fedora was probably just being stupid when it installed GRUB. Normally, GRUB should be installed to the Master Boot Record of the first bootable hard drive, which in your case is /dev/hda. Sometimes, things get wonky, and in your case, I suspect Fedora was installing GRUB to the first partition on the hard drive. This won't work of course, …
Re: Ubuntu vs Fedora ?
Hardware and Software
Linux and Unix
13 Years Ago
by AnujMore
Fedora kicks ass. With a DVD and all those brand new sparkling development tools, you cant ask for more. Until Fedora 12 you can choose between KDE and GNOME, but for some reason they came out with two versions of Fedora for Fedora 13.
Re: Problem with installing Linux Fedora Core 2!??
Hardware and Software
Linux and Unix
18 Years Ago
by jbennet
Fedora core 2 is full of bugs and is extremely hard to dual boot. I dont advise it.
Re: Ubuntu vs Fedora ?
Hardware and Software
Linux and Unix
13 Years Ago
by blud
Fedora and Ubuntu are different distributions, which can run the same exact software. The major difference being their package management system, and their "default" configuration. Fedora seems to follow the old adage that an operating system shouldn't give a user "too much power". It requires you to go through and determine how…
Re: Accesing windows xp files from fedora core 1
Hardware and Software
Linux and Unix
19 Years Ago
by lestont
Fedora didn't support ntfs file system,that's why I couldn't mount them. Anyway I came across this site and it helped solve everything: <http://linux-ntfs.sourceforge.net/info/ntfs.html>
Re: Ubuntu vs Fedora ?
Hardware and Software
Linux and Unix
13 Years Ago
by johnnathan
Fedora and Ubuntu have evolved same structure. The difference is that Ubuntu provide an open-source alternative to Windows and Office and focus on usability improvements, while Fedora create a Linux-based operating system that showcases the latest in free and open source software.
Re: how to run a jsp code on tomcat6 on fedora
Programming
Web Development
13 Years Ago
by musthafa.aj
fedora or any kind of linux i ts not a problem.. your index.jsp working fine is it? then check your code in jsp...
Re: Ubuntu vs Fedora ?
Hardware and Software
Linux and Unix
13 Years Ago
by cpatrick08
Fedora uses rpm and Ubuntu uses deb
Re: Ubuntu vs Fedora ?
Hardware and Software
Linux and Unix
13 Years Ago
by hyperbyte
fedora is good for development c/c++ etc. have many suite in this way
Re: Ubuntu vs Fedora ?
Hardware and Software
Linux and Unix
13 Years Ago
by NIPUN DE SILVA
Fedora is better than ubuntu free edition because many development tools have to be downloaded
Re: Ubuntu vs Fedora ?
Hardware and Software
Linux and Unix
13 Years Ago
by Tauseefkhan
Fedora is user friendly and ubuntu not much :)
Re: How create new partition in Fedora
Hardware and Software
Linux and Unix
11 Years Ago
by koti86
Fedora Redhat
Re: user friendly but quick distro
Hardware and Software
Linux and Unix
16 Years Ago
by TheNNS
fedora is buggy in my expirience, i've had better luck with SLED 10. you should definetly give debian a try, it's very easy to install, it'll run quite fast.
Re: Printer driver problem
Hardware and Software
Linux and Unix
14 Years Ago
by TKSS
Fedora 7 is old. No one will try to help you unless you use the most updated version of Fedora ... The reason? Because Fedora 11 is the most recent version and this version includes updated [B]printer drivers[/B]. Most likely, it will solve your problems. Find the updated version here [url]http://fedoraproject.org[/url]
Re: root password never set and can't be
Hardware and Software
Linux and Unix
15 Years Ago
by markascovel
fedora in vmware does not ask for root password. i "booted" fedora and pressed space bar continuously. never did it stop. this method does not work. i don't know what grub is. any other ideas?
Re: How to Install Linux
Hardware and Software
Linux and Unix
18 Years Ago
by jbennet
Fedora core 1 and i think later versions, come with FIPS for partition resizing.
Re: Php 5.1.1 Install
Programming
Web Development
18 Years Ago
by chrisbliss18
Fedora 4 comes with PHP 5.0. Are you wanting to upgrade?
Re: Downloading
Hardware and Software
Linux and Unix
16 Years Ago
by TheNNS
fedora will guide you through the partioning setup, but it would be good to plan ahead and make sure you know what you want to do.
Re: Best Linux Server Version
Hardware and Software
Linux and Unix
15 Years Ago
by jbennet
Fedora and Ubuntu are bad for servers. They are beta-grade software! Debian and CentOS / Red Hat Enterprise are much more stable.
Re: New to Linux
Hardware and Software
Linux and Unix
15 Years Ago
by jbennet
Fedora is beta class software. Its always buggy. You can download FC2 from the archives but the question is why?
Re: New to Linux
Hardware and Software
Linux and Unix
13 Years Ago
by seocompanies
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.
Re: unix and linux
Hardware and Software
Linux and Unix
13 Years Ago
by steelshark
Fedora is a linux distribution. It's just a specific type of linux.. And to explain linux vs unix, well, it took me about 5 seconds on google... [url]http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_is_the_difference_between_Linux_and_Unix[/url]
Re: Best
Hardware and Software
Linux and Unix
12 Years Ago
by rubberman
Fedora, Ubuntu, Mint (based on Ubuntu) are all good. I have heard good things about Mint being very newbie-friendly.
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