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Ubuntu 10.04 vs Fedora 13

Posted by russb78 on · 4 comments
Linux User & Developer magazine; By Joe Brockmeier 		Mail this story
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Spring is a lovely time of year, when the flowers bloom, the birds sing and community Linux projects release the fruit of their winter labours. Specifically, the Fedora and Ubuntu projects come to the end of their six-month cycles in the April/May time frame. This year’s yield is a bumper crop, with Fedora 13 including a number of interesting technologies and improvements and Ubuntu putting on its finest polish for a Long Term Support (LTS) release…

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Comments (4)

donsmouse ·
I love both distro's the only problem i have with Fedora 13 is that i can't seem to get ffmpeg installed on the OS, Ubuntu has it all. So I'm going to have to go with Ubuntu.
number6x ·
Use what works best for you. Keep a spare partition, use a virtual machine (virtualbox OSE is in Ubuntu repositories), or use live cd's to play with other distros. You may discover something that works better.

Keep using what works for you despite what others say. If something else works better for them, that's great for them.

Also, remember the old SuSE slogan: "Have Fun!".
gus3 ·
And Patrick V.'s Slackware motto: "Have a lot of fun!"
caitlyn ·
Of course, SUSE started life as a Slackware derivative with RPM for package management.

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