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Fedora Core 6 Live (Zod Rules)

January 14th, 2007

Long live Ubuntu and all that. And i’ve been liv­ing by the Brown linux for long now. But this doesn’t mean that I wont look into other things from time to time. Today I’ve decided to try the lat­est Fedora Zod! It’s a Live CD with 2.3 Gb of packed soft­ware. I’m writ­ing this post from it, run­ning inside a vir­tual machine in Par­al­lels in a 1Gb Mac­Book. What can I say… it rocks. My first impres­sion was “gor­geous” Yes.. it is. Although I’m a fan of ubu, i dis­like the brown / orange col­ors a bit.. So Fedora just hit a point there. In Par­al­lels it boots to a 1600x1200 res­o­lu­tion that I had to change to a 1200x800 so I could use it in full screen. One ALT+CTRL+BKSPC after I was at the gdm prompt… hm..what is the default fedora user? Try fedora… And every­thing was just fab. The only down thing I found was that they shipped Fire­fox 1.5.X instead o 2.x but i can live with that… well, I can’t but the live CD allows you to install soft­ware as if it was a HD install so you can go to the inter­net and do your magic. Over­all I’ve found it very pleas­ant (love the blues) and I might even try it in a big machine that is rest­ing here in my room. I’ll feed­back this latter.

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