User of Redhat, Fedora was released

[washe]

read:

http://www.linuxcompatible.org/story23296.html

http://fedora.redhat.com/

[DanGrease]

Nice Link!
Redhat user myself

dan

[washe]

I knew you were going the first to reply this post......

[DanGrease]

Originally posted by washe
I knew you were going the first to reply this post......

I was too fast since I put nice link instead of links since you added another! I am just interested to see how this Fedora project will get in the future. Hopefully something nice

dan

[Droppyale]

ahh yes.... Fedora.

I will have to try it

[DanGrease]

But I dont like the name of this new project 'Fedora' it reminds me of 'Fedorento' which is stinky in portuguese!

dan

[washe]

Originally posted by DanGrease
But I dont like the name of this new project 'Fedora' it reminds me of 'Fedorento' which is stinky in portuguese!

dan

[Droppyale]

has anybody downloaded it?

I'm trying to get it, but there's only 1 server with the ISOs, and there is too many people conencted.


anybody else know where to get them?

[e980238]

so is this basically what redhat v 10.0 would have been?

Expect Fedora reviews to start popping up at OS sites over the weekend. Until then, here is a review of the Fedora Core Test 3. It was the test release issued right before today's Core 1 release.

http://www.osnews.com/story.php?news_id=4873

For now I will be sticking with Mandrake. Even though it lacks in many areas, there is something about just installing Linux and not having to worry about tweaking hunreds of settings to obtain a functional OS.

Robert Richmond