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If you’re a Linux lizard, version 9 of the Fedora Core was released today at the Fedora Project. Everyone in the known universe seems to be downloading it right now; I couldn’t find one mirror site working at better than about 20K/second, so I’m currently downloading the Bittorrent version. It’s ...
LGF, Linux, Technology, fedora
Here’s an open thread, as I install the Microsoft Truetype “core” fonts in Ubuntu and Fedora 8. This is the font package that’s on nearly every Mac and PC, including Verdana, Arial, and Georgia — fonts that are used on 90%+ of the web pages in existence, but don’t come ...
I’ve been a bit surprised by the number of LGF readers interested in using the Linux OS as an alternative to Windows or Mac OS. It’s probably happening because the latest versions of Linux distributions like Ubuntu have gotten much easier to install and use, and they typically come with ...
Some observations after a couple of days experimenting with installing different Linux versions under VMware Fusion in Mac OS 10.5.2: * So far, I’ve had the best success with Fedora Core 8 (version 9 is only a few days away), and Ubuntu 8.04. If you prefer the KDE desktop, Kubuntu ...
One of the coolest things about Intel-based Macs is that with the aid of Boot Camp or VMware Fusion, you can easily have several different operating systems running at once, all of them working pretty much at full speed with full compatibility. I’ve had a copy of Red Hat Linux ...