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[News] Some More Fedora 9 Raves, GNU/Linux Called Easier

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First Look at Sulphur, Fedora 9 - Encryption support, ext4 filesystem, kernel
2.6.25 and more!

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| Fedora brings you the latest version of Perl, 5.10.0, with improvements in 
| the memory consumption area and some other changes. The unmaintained TeX was 
| replaced by TeXLive, which provides a complete TeX system with all the major 
| TeX-related applications, fonts, macro packages, etc.   
| 
| This said, we, here at Softpedia Labs, truly enjoyed the short look we took 
| at this edition of the Fedora Linux distribution, it really impressed us with 
| its new features and you should definitely give it a try. For installation 
| instructions, please follow our step-by-step tutorial.   
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http://news.softpedia.com/news/First-Look-at-Sulphur-Fedora-9-85520.shtml

Red Hat includes new USB capabilities in Fedora

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| Red Hat Fedora users are to be offered an easier way to use the operating 
| system on portable USB thumb drives. 
| 
| New USB drive capabilities mean that Fedora 9 Live images can be added to a 
| USB key under a Linux or Windows application without requiring data loss, 
| repartitioning or reformatting, which adds greater flexibility for users, Red 
| Hat said.    
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http://www.techworld.com/opsys/news/index.cfm?newsID=101489&pagtype=samechan

Linux - easier to run by the release

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| LiveCDs have long been a part of the Linux movement. They are typically a 
| good way to demonstrate Linux and show users, for free, that Linux doesn’t 
| have to be a technical minefield or command line nightmare. In its bid to 
| make its Solaris and OpenSolaris system more like Linux, Sun released the 
| open source OpenSolaris in binary form for free and made the OS available on 
| a LiveCD. It’s interesting to see how the LiveCD has become practically a 
| requisite of an open source OS.      
| 
| These developments continue to broaden the options to run Linux and other 
| open source operating systems, and should broaden the audience for them. It 
| will also be interesting to see their impact on proprietary operating systems 
| that are far more limited in where, when and how they can run.   
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http://blogs.the451group.com/opensource/2008/05/13/linux-easier-to-run-by-the-release/


Recent:

Fedora 9 - Why it’s so awesome

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| KDE4
|
| Although I do not use the KDE aside from a few choice apps, I think it would
| be rather rude and inappropriate to neglect the awesome efforts of the Fedora
| KFE SIG in making Fedora 9 the first major distribution release to feature
| KDE4
|
| As I am not as familiar with this awesomeum as I am others, I will leave the
| absorption of the full details as an exercise for the reader (note: their
| release annoucement page is…yes, that’s right…awesome…).
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http://www.basilgohar.com/blog/2008/05/12/fedora-9-why-its-so-awesome/


Fedora 9 - an OS that even the Linux challenged can love

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| The new KDE look, dubbed Oxygen, is very slick, some might even say
| beautiful. Fedora is the first major distro to ship with KDE 4 enabled by
| default, but thankfully KDE 4 does support older applications that haven't
| yet been ported. Such apps won't be able to take advantage of the new
| features, but at least you can use them until new versions are released.
|
| Fedora 9 also marks the first release under Paul Frields, Fedora project
| leader at Red Hat, who took over for longtime Fedora maintainer Max Spivak
| earlier this year. Fedora has also revamped its board slightly making the
| distro a more community-managed affair. The majority of the Fedora board is
| now made up of community elected members.
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http://www.theregister.co.uk/2008/05/12/fedora_9/page2.html


Fedora 9 Gives Ubuntu a Run For Its Money

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| After playing with the release candidate for a week or so I’m happy to report
| that Fedora 9 has made some significant strides and gives Ubuntu a serious
| run for its money when it comes to user-friendliness.
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http://blog.wired.com/monkeybites/2008/05/fedora-9-gives.html


Red Hat lives on the edge with Fedora 9

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| To address KDE 4 demand--roughly a third of Ubuntu users prefer it to the
| more widely used GNOME--Ubuntu programmers took a Fedora-like approach.
| They're working on a KDE 4 version of Hardy Heron, but it doesn't come with
| the support promised regular Ubuntu.
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http://www.news.com/8301-13580_3-9942865-39.html?part=rss&subj=news&tag=2547-1_3-0-20


Tip of the hat: Fedora 9 officially released

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| Important architectural features—such as the PulseAudio sound server and the
| PolicyKit secure privilege escalation system—that were first included in
| Fedora 8 are now integrated in a more complete and pervasive way.
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http://arstechnica.com/news.ars/post/20080513-tip-of-the-hat-fedora-9-officially-released.html
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