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“I’ve been using Linux for four years, with the majority of that
time spent using Red Hat distributions. I liked Fedora Core 1, but
I was not impressed by Fedora Core 2 and its annoying bugs. Fedora
Core 3 made up for the shortcomings of its predecessor. Now Fedora
Core 4 is out, and unfortunately, it’s a mixed bag.

“I tested the latest Fedora release on a 900MHz AMD Athlon-based
machine with 768MB RAM, with an Nvidia GeForce FX 5500 video
adapter with 256MB RAM, and an 80GB hard drive…”

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