Fedora Core 6 now available
Reader Sergio wrote in to tell us that, hot on the heels of last just in time for this week's Ubuntu Edgy release, the final release of Fedora Core 6 is now available. There's lots of new stuff in the latest release of the Red Hat-sponsored, community-driven Linux distribution including an improved installation system, support for Intel-based Macs, improved Xen virtualization support and a new ...
Linspire,
the Linux distribution criticized by some for being full of proprietary drivers and software, is trying to go the way of
Fedora with a new "community-driven"
distribution called Freespire. Two version of Freespire will be released,
one with proprietary software and one without. The really-free version won't, for example, come with DVD playback,
which users will instead have the ...
It's not exhaustive, but
informative. Joshua Drake has been using Linux professionally for over 10 years, and he shares his opinions and
comparisons in an admittedly subjective but thorough comparison
of the five major Linux distros for "non geeks." The comparisons are between Red Hat ES, Novell SLES,
Fedora FC4, OpenSuSE 10, and Ubuntu Breezy Badger. Notice Linspire isn't in there? ...
The
latest edition of Red Hat's community-supported Linux distribution is now available for download. If you're a Linux geek,
it doesn't get much better than this. Slashdot is linking to a video describing the improvements over Fedora
Core 4. What's one to do with Fedora Core Linux, you ask? Well, why not build a bicycle-powered telephone system? Or do
some wicked pagination? Or, ...





