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Subject:    [in the news] Review: Red Hat Fedora 15
From:       Kara Schiltz <kschiltz () redhat ! com>
Date:       2011-06-07 13:21:05
Message-ID: 4DEE25C1.70201 () redhat ! com
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Computing
6.7.11

Review: Red Hat Fedora 15
By Dave Bailey

*Verdict: *

Version 15 of Red Hat's 
<http://www.computing.co.uk/ctg/review/2075505/review-red-hat-fedora#> 
community project Linux distribution Fedora showed great stability, and 
it was simple to add applications onto the platform. We had no problem 
with hardware drivers and the new GNOME 3 GUI was easy to use, even 
though initially we did seem to be blundering about. Fedora would suit 
corporate road warriors who would like a combined Fedora-Windows 
dual-boot system (in case of OS failure), or anybody interested enough 
to see how far Linux has advanced compared to Windows and Mac OS X 
operating systems.

Full post:
http://www.computing.co.uk/ctg/review/2075505/review-red-hat-fedora

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      be blundering about. Fedora would suit corporate road warriors who
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      OS failure), or anybody interested enough to see how far Linux has
      advanced compared to Windows and Mac OS X operating systems. </p>
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