Has anyone ever used Fedora? Is it easy to use? Thank you

I've used both fedora9 and 10 versions.

It feels good.

It is recommended to use it if you are learning Linux.

Rhel charges a fee, but Fedora is a free community edition, and the features and effects are relatively new.

But if you want to replace Windows, don't use it.

It's okay, but it requires a very high configuration of the machine, so please consider it carefully!!

Fedora is an open, innovative, and forward-looking operating system and platform, based on Linux. It allows anyone to freely use, modify, and redistribute it, now and in the future. It is developed by a strong community of members who work tirelessly to provide and maintain free, open-source software and open standards.

The Fedora project is managed and controlled by Fedora and is owned by Red Hat, Incsupport.

Runnable architectures include x86 (i.e. i386), x86 64 and powerpc!

Fedora Core (sometimes referred to as Fedora Linux) is one of many Linux distributions. It is a free Linux system developed from Red Hat Linux. The latest version of Fedora is the official version of Fedora 10.

Fedora and Redhat, two Linux distributions, are closely related. Since then, RedHat has stopped releasing the desktop version, but has collaborated with the open source community, and the Linux distribution of Fedora was born. Fedora can be said to be a continuation of the desktop version of Redhat, but in collaboration with the open source community.

Fedora is an independent operating system, a version of Linux, which has many versions, such as Ubuntu, Debian, SUSE, ArchLinux, Mandrakelinux, and Slackware. Because Linux is an open-source** operating system, you are more than capable of making your own Linux distribution if you are a little more tech-savvy.

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If you're going to learn linux, you can use it.

If you're going to play a game or something, you might as well stop using it.

Fedora means a very good operating system.

Fedora is a fast, stable, and powerful operating system for everyday applications, built by a global community of enthusiasts. It's completely free to use, learn and share. Project Fedora is an open development project curated by Red Hat, open to the general public and led by elite managers, along a set of project objectives.

The goal of the Fedora project is to work with the Linux community to create a complete, general-purpose operating system from only open source software. Its development process is carried out in the form of an open forum. The project will be published two to three times a year on a timetable basis, with a public release schedule.

Update Maintenance:

The update maintenance of each version of the former Fedora Project lasts until one month after the next version is released, which is approximately 13 months per release. If you need to update and maintain it for a longer period of time, RHEL or CentOS will be a better choice for a similar system.

The Fedora Legacy Project is a company-initiated project that aims to provide updates and maintenance (in terms of security and bugs) for Red Hat and Fedora systems that have been officially discontinued. However, due to a lack of volunteers, reduced demand, and extended official support, Fedora Legacy was discontinued in 2006.

There are many reasons why your computer can get stuck and slow down

1. The computer memory is not enough, and if you don't clean up the cache of the computer, it will make more and more junk files, which will cause the computer to be very stuck, and the solution is very simple, use Tencent Computer Manager to clean it up.

2. The network is too slow, if the broadband is too small, it will be very slow and stuck. It would be nice to upgrade your broadband.

3. There is a virus in the computer. Once the computer is poisoned, it will affect the running speed of the system and make the computer very stuck, so it is necessary to use the computer manager to disinfect the computer from time to time.

4. If the software is incompatible, uninstall the incompatible software.

5. Check your broadband first if you are slow to surf the Internet, and upgrading your broadband can make the network speed change faster. If the broadband network is slow enough, you can check if it is rubbed.

1. There are 5 different desktop versions according to the desktop: gnome, kde, lxde, openbox, and xfce. The GNOME desktop menu is not the same as Windows, the KDE desktop menu is similar to Windows, the latter three are lightweight desktops, and are intended for computers with older hardware.

2. Fedora is not divided into personal version and enterprise version, it is mainly for individuals. Although it is officially said to be used as a desktop and server, it is not adopted by enterprises that focus on stability because it is updated quickly and is often a testing bed for new Redhat Enterprise Linux technologies.

3. It depends on where you use Linux, if you pay attention to stability, such as enterprise or work, use AS4, personal use or as a boot repair disc can use Fedora.

Hehe......Fedora is a community funded by Redhat, almost exactly the same as Redhat, the version of another community funded by RedHat is CentOS, the two face different directions, Fedora is mainly for personal desktops, and CentOS is a server, if you want to learn servers, use CentOS, CentOS is actually like this: because RedHat uses the Linux core, following the GPL protocol, Therefore, RedHat will release its source officially, and CentOS will grab its source after the release and recompile and package it, and then release it to become CentOS, and CentOS sometimes contains tools that are newer than the same version of Redhat for testing, and when the test is finished, RedHat will update ...... the next version

Fedora Core is one of the Linux distributions.

Linux is not a "one" operating system, but a "one-of-a-kind" operating system. The cores are all the same, but the shells are very different, so there are a huge number of Linux distributions, all of which can be called "Linux", but the differences between them can be huge.

Generally speaking, there are three major sources of Linux distributions: Slackware, Redhat, and Debian, and these three schools are flourishing today, and there are countless derivatives, including Linux Mint, Ubuntu, CentOS, Rhel, Arch, Gentoo, etc., all of which use Linux cores, but they are all different. Therefore, when talking about what operating system you use, don't just say "I use Linux", no matter how NB masters can't solve the problem for you, you need to say what distribution you use.

For example, Ubuntu or Gentoo or something like that.

Hello, Fedora Core is one of the many distributions of Linux, it was called Fedora Core before the seventh version, and in the eighth version it started to use Fedora directly

Fedora is a Linux distribution that comes with long-term source support for free, especially for individual users

Fedora Core is one of the famous Linux distributions, the seventh version used to be Fedora Core, and then removed the Fedora Project community development, Red Hat sponsorship, in fact, Red Hat itself also has programmers involved in the development.

Fedora Linux and Red Hat Enterprise Linux are both based on Red Hat Linux, with the former focusing on the desktop and the latter commercially oriented towards the enterprise.

To be precise, Linux is just a kernel that was originally developed by Linus Torvalds. The Linux operating system is a combination of the Linux kernel and GNU tools, and free software would suggest that people call the Linux operating system GNU Linux. However, people are accustomed to using Linux to refer to an operating system based on the entire Linux kernel and GNU toolset.

All Linux (or GNU Linux) distributions are based on a single kernel – Linux, including Fedora Core.