Red Hat’s sponsored Fedora 9 has just been released. This solid Linux distro is out with some pretty interesting features:
you can run Fedora 9 from a USB pen drive or external disk; unlike Ubuntu, KD4 is integrated; for Gnome distribution, version 2.22 was used; there is an option for you to run it with ext4 for better performance; and as always loaded with programs including OpenOffice 2.4 and Firefox 3 beta.
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Fedora 9 is scheduled to be released later this month. This is one of the most popular distros, gaining a lot of traction on the corporate world through its support by Red Hat. Would it be easy to handle by a Linux newbie?? Let’s see!
Once the live CD runs, we’re presented with the familiar Gnome layout, one panel at the top and another one at the bottom. This live CD already comes with Gnome’s latest release which is visibly noticeable by the integration with Pulse Audio, Transmission, and the multiple timezones in the clock application.
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