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Fedora 10 Released
The Fedora Project has released Fedora 10. It comes as a either a Live CD, a set of CDs or a DVD.
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The Fedora Project has released Fedora 10. It comes as a either a Live CD, a set of CDs or a DVD.
I have installed from the Live CD on my Lifebook S6510, and it seems to work very well. However, I have also tried to install it on my Lifebook S2110, so far without much success. I suspect that the problem is with the driver for the ATI display adapter.
Fedora is produced with the assistance of Red Hat, and is basically a derivative of Red Hat Enterprise Linux. As such, users who already have RHEL on corporate systems, for example, might find this a very interesting option.
jw 26/11/2008