The Complete Guide to Fedora Core

Fedora Core 6 with the DNA theme Fedora Core was the name given to the base Fedora operating system, which is a community supported Linux distribution that is used as the basis of the commercially supported Red Hat Enterprise Linux distribution. The name "Fedora Core" was dropped after version 7, and the distribution is now known simply as Fedora.

The Fedora Linux distribution was created in 2003 in response to Red Hat dropping support for the Red Hat Linux distribution. Fedora can be freely downloaded from its website. Fedora supports a number of desktop environments including KDE, Gnome, LXDE and others.

System Requirements of Fedora Core 9

The Fedora Core 9 installation media allows you to install the operating system on X86, 64 bit and PPC architectures. There are separate system requirements for each architecture and...

System Requirements of Fedora Core 9

The Fedora Core 9 installation media allows you to install the operating system on X86, 64 bit and PPC architectures. There are separate system requirements for each architecture and separate requirements...

Compiling a Custom Linux Kernel

Using legacy hardware? Have a slow PC with low space? Or just want to learn more about the Linux kernel? This guide is for you! Compiling custom kernels is not easy. But once you get the...

Fedora 7 - A Solid Core Distribution

Fedora Core 7 is a solid all-around distribution with lots to offer. Though perhaps not the best desktop distribution out there, it's easy to use and its user interface and security features are top...

Compiling a Custom Linux Kernel

Using legacy hardware? Have a slow PC with low space? Or just want to learn more about the Linux kernel? This guide is for you! Compiling custom kernels is not easy...

This Day in Computer History: December 24

Today marks the anniversary of the announcement that the patent on the GIF format would be enforced, sending ripples through the software community. Read more in "This Day in Computer...