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:Fedora 9--An OS That Even the Linux Challenged Can Love
Fedora 9--An OS That Even the Linux Challenged Can Love May 15, 2008, 10 :30 UTC (0 Talkback[s]) (3199 reads) (Other stories by Scott Gilbertson)
"Fedora 9, the latest release from the Fedora Project, goes up for download on Tuesday. The ninth release of Fedora ushers in a number of changes aimed at making the venerable distribution a more newbie-friendly desktop, but longtime users needn't fear a great dumbing down; version 9 packs plenty of power user punch as well.
"Fedora is a community-driven distribution sponsored by Red Hat and, while Fedora may be best known as a popular server OS, most of the changes in Fedora 9 are aimed at making the system friendlier for desktop users..."
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