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:The Macbook Experiment: Fedora 10 for Two Days
The Macbook Experiment: Fedora 10 for Two Days
Dec 7, 2008, 12 :02 UTC (2 Talkback[s]) (6215 reads)

"Fedora is a popular Linux distro (ranking number 4 on Distrowatch), sponsored by RedHat and developed by the Fedora Project community, with a 4-6 month release cycle. Actually, it may be considered a "beta" version of the Red Hat Enterprise Linux, Red Hat's supported distribution with a release cycle of 18 month.

"Red Hat recommends Fedora for developers and highly-technical enthusiasts using Linux in non-critical environments. I'm neither a Linux developer or highly-technical when it comes to Linux, but at least I'm enthusiast.

"Because both Ubuntu 8.10 and Fedora 10 use the latest versions of Gnome and Nautilus, they look quite similar."

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It's pretty clear from this article  ...   Not ubuntu? Not good enough!   
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Dec 7, 2008, 14:24:53
 
Who is Fedora for?  It's too beta-is ...   Fedora   
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