[mdlug] Thoughts on Switching to Fedora Core From Ubuntu
Michael Corral
micorral at comcast.net
Mon Mar 26 12:30:20 EDT 2007
Peter Bart a ecrit:
> I have an IBM Thinkpad T30 that I currently have Ubuntu 6.10 installed
> on. For the most part I have been very happy with the whole thing with
> the glaring exception of scanning, and suspend being a little touchy at
> times. The person using this has no real complaints; save for not being
> able to scan as a user;
[snip]
> So I'm looking at Fedora Core 6 as an option for one
> machine, simply to see how it works. Red Hat seems to be the other
> commercial distro, so I'm expecting a fairly painless install. Any
> thoughts on this?
Should be pretty painless. I've been using Fedora since Core 1, now
using FC6. Everything just works. The only problem I ever had wasn't
until FC6, when hardware 3D acceleration wasn't functioning properly with
my ATI card using the default Xorg driver, but that was easily fixed
by installing the ATI proprietary driver, now it's fine. And using my
scanner as an ordinary user has always worked great. You should try
Fedora. Over 2 million FC6 users can't be wrong! :)
A good place to get help if you need it is the Fedora Forums:
http://forums.fedoraforum.org/
There are lots of good FAQs and How-Tos there, in addition to the
usual forums.
Michael
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