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Ubuntu 9.04 vs Fedora 11: A lot can change in one month!

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“The latest kernel 2.6.29 has already been released. Seriously,
I really wonder why it hasn’t been included in Ubuntu. For example,
the Fedora guys released alphas with the development version of
2.6.29 kernel, whereas the Ubuntu alphas are all stable 2.6.28
kernels!!! That’s a bit of a under-utilization of alphas…

“The 2.6.29 kernel comes with a lot of improvements, the most
important being Kernel modesetting support for flicker free
graphics, better memory management, WiMAX, etc and is a worthy
upgrade.

“Advantage: Fedora”


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