“I have been using Linux since Red Hat 7.x back in 2000. I have
tried Lycoris, Debian, Knoppix, Ubuntu, Mandrake, SUSE, and other
distributions, but I’ve always found myself coming back to Red Hat.
When Red Hat stopped development of its free operating system, I
was disappointed, but I ended up liking the Fedora Core series,
including the latest FC3, even better. Why do I like it so
much?“Fedora is a bleeding-edge distribution that contains the best
of the open source world within its four installation CD-ROMs and
DVD. I use KDE 3.3 for my desktop, Zsnes for my gaming, Rhythmbox
for music, Firefox for Web browsing, and Evolution for
email…”
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