Re: fedora 8, is it for me?

[Max Jordan]

where would i get a live version and how do i install it?

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From: Gerold Kassube <gerold(a)lugd.org&gt;
To: Discussions about development for the Fedora desktop
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Sent: Monday, November 26, 2007 1:25:35 PM
Subject: Re: fedora 8, is it for me?


ONE way to find it out ....

download (if possible) a LIVE-Version and try out what you want to do
with it :-)

Regards

Gerold


Am Montag, den 26.11.2007, 11:22 -0800 schrieb Max Jordan:
>  hello i am thinking about switching to fedora and i am having a heck
>  of a time trying to get information, i have a dell Inspiron B130
>  celeron processor.
>  and i can't seem to find if there are any hard ware 
  incompatibilities
>  and weather or not i can have it installed on this computer without
>  having major cross compatibility issues, i have some programs such as
>  windows media player and windows movie maker that i would like to
>  continue to use, as well as a few built in hardware features. so i
>  guess my question would be, fedora 8, is it for me?
>  
>  
>  Thank you
>  Bren
>  
>  
>  
>  
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fedora 8, is it for me?

[Gain Paolo Mureddu]

Max Jordan escribió:
>  where would i get a live version and how do i install it? 
Just go to the project's site and check the "Get Fedora" section ;)

And you don't install a Live version, you run it from the CD/DVD drive 
and see how well your hardware setup is generally supported, some times 
HW support is better when the system is actually installed, as some 
updates add better support for some devices, but a live system should 
give you a general impression of what the system is all about.

fedora 8, is it for me?

[Mikkel]

Gian Paolo Mureddu wrote:
>  Max Jordan escribió:
> > where would i get a live version and how do i install it?
>  
>  Just go to the project's site and check the "Get Fedora" section ;)
>  
>  And you don't install a Live version, you run it from the CD/DVD drive
>  and see how well your hardware setup is generally supported, some times
>  HW support is better when the system is actually installed, as some
>  updates add better support for some devices, but a live system should
>  give you a general impression of what the system is all about.
>   
One added point - if you decide you want to install it after trying
the live CD, it does offer an install option.

Mikkel
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