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Linuxlookup.com: Fedora Core 2 Review

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“Fedora Core 2 is the newest release from The Distro Formerly
Known As RedHat. Updates include the 2.6 kernel, KDE 3.2, Gnome
2.6, X.org replacing Xfree86 and numerous package updates. Having
played around with SuSE 9.1, Arch .6 and Slackware 9 with the 2.6
kernel, I was interested in seeing how the Fedora team did with
this release.

“Installation was a breeze. I like that Fedora provides the
opportunity to test your discs. This is an idea Mandrake would be
wise to copy. It is frustrating to get to disc 3 of an installation
only to find that it didn’t burn properly. I give the distribution
credit for making this easy…”


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