Fedora Guide

Fedora Project logo The Fedora Project was created in 2003 when Red Hat discontinued its Red Hat Linux distribution. Fedora incorporates a Linux operating system and collection of RPM based software packages. Fedora is the second most popular Linux distribution, second only to Ubuntu. Fedora uses the Gnome desktop manager by default, although other desktop managers like KDE can also be used.

This guide provides reviews of the latest Fedora versions, gives you a guide to the Fedora Linux operating system, shows you how to setup a home server environment, compares Fedora to other Linux distributions and provides some screenshots to show you what Fedora looks like.

Take a Look at These Screenshots of Fedora Fedora is one of the top two distributions according to Distrowatch.com. It is the community driven branch of Red Hat Linux, focusing on completely free software. Take a look at the...	What are the Differences between Fedora and Windows? You want to switch from Windows to Fedora but you want to know the difference. They are different operating systems, but there is so much in common and you will be able to do almost...
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A Beginner's Guide to Fedora Linux: A Free Operating System

Have you ever wondered what working with a Linux operating system would be like, but don't want to be intimidated while learning? The good news is that you can experience personal computing with...

Building Kernel Modules in Fedora

Building and installing a kernel module can be a frustrating task for some users. However the steps required are frequently the same and with a couple of points observed, the process is fairly simple....

Making a Personal Movie DVD Backup on Linux

Linux has many ways to make a personal DVD backup if you are comfortable using command line tools. If however you would rather use a graphical interface, there are three main contenders - K9Copy, AcidRip...

Setting Up a Linux Home Server

Many homes today want to share data between multiple computers and people without the hassle of USB drives, CDs and DVDs. Setting up a Linux Home Server can solve this problem and, if you have an old desktop...

Slideshows to Go!

Remember your Uncle's Bobs endless slideshows? Think of all the hours he had to put in converting his negatives into a projector friendly format. Today, thanks to digital photography and the universe...

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...

Fedora 11 "Leonidas" Review

Looking for a cutting edge Linux distribution that rivals Ubuntu, OpenSuse, and Mandriva as being one of the most user-friendly distribution on the market today? Look no further!...