“The Fedora Project is the free community release from
enterprise Linux giant Red Hat. It’s a testing ground really for a
lot of new ideas which usually end up in the company’s commercial
Red Hat Enterprise products. I’ve used Fedora in the past on and
off but for some reason it’s never quite stuck with me. I’ve often
found it buggy and a little too unstable due to it’s experimental
nature.“I was interested to see how this release would perform on my
Dell XPS m1330n, which I actually bought with Ubuntu…”
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